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oe | Exec AD Inv, Exec AD Adm. ‘Memorandum - Ese AD UES s$t. Die.: Adm. Serv, {dent. latetl. Leberatery Lego! Coun, _— To ; Mr. Monroe? | Date 6/26/81 Plan. & Insp. \ Tech. Servs. —_— 1 - Mr. Mullen Training From W. R. Gilbert ¥ 1 - Mr. Monroe Pais Ali ote 1 - Mr. Castonguay Ditecter's Sec’y O 1 - Mr. Gilbert Subject : WAYNE BERTRAM WILLIAMS ] - Mr. br4 ATKID Cc. MAJOR CASE #30 00: ATLANTA _ PURPOSE: To respond to Judge Webster's inquiry of 6/15/81 concerning the stopping of then suspect Williams at the James-Jackson Bridge on 5/22/81. RECOMMENDATION: None. For information. APPROVED: Adm Sens LaPoratory Crt. lie, naa Coun ee Exec. ADS on. _. tian aH ts - Exec. AD-ny. Ins. ciica___ Got Cony €xec. AD-LES Inte & Pubic Atte DETAILS: During the early part of May, 1981, the Atlanta Office decided to pursue the investigative technique of surveilling selected bridges along the Chattahoochee River since six of the eight last victims had been discovered in the river. The Atlanta Police Department (APD) was approached regarding this investigative, /U. technique, and Morris Redding, Deputy Chief in charge of the Atlanta | 4 Task Force, was asked to provide manpower to implement this bridge! ! surveillance. oop Redding indicated that the only manpower available was to be obtained from the training class of police recruits, and, ultimately, the bridge surveillance was implemented using two police recruits, one FBI Agent, and one APD officer for each bridge. : - om) events surrounding the incident abring“che-eLeTy CS A of 5/22/81 were ascertained from interviews of the SAC, Atlanta, Agents involved in the ATKID special, and a complete review of the prosecutive report by Atlanta dated 6/17/81. Representatives from the Personal & Property Crimes “Séction ,-which \. ¥ AUS 23 1981 “(6) CONTINUED - OVER The morning hours -t a ‘ : FEI/DOU