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FOD-36 (Rev. $-22-64) _ ~ 3 Transmit the following in Via - o3 «a *, yen - a Ngee ae mg « pee Ce bm ~ Pc Pe A en wy ee = My . Pe ted OF ng Pan ~~ ~. iid = i FB) Date: 4/18/72 ee me ee ee (Type in plaintext or code) AIRTEL [ SER (Priority) ; moor er ee eee EE ee ee ee LL bow LL TO: DIRECTOR, FBI (105-165706-SUB 8) FROM: SAC, CHARLOTTE (157-6171) (P) ) SUBJECT: C BLACK PANTHER PARTY_ CHARLOTTE DIVISION EM = BPP Re Charlotte teletype to Bureau dated 9/27/71. As previously advised in referenced airtel, on 9/27/71, Superior Court Judge JAMES M. LONG, Forsyth County Superior Court, granted motions of defense attorneys and quashed outstanding indictments against BPP leaders LARRY LITTLE, JULIUS CORNELL, and GRADY FULLER. Judge LONG's ruling resulted from defense's claim that jury lists for Forsyth County jury members were improperly drawn as they did not contain either eighteen-year-olds or an appropriate percentage of blacks. a Judge LONG's ruling barred scheduled trial of LARRY LITTLE, JULIUS CORNELL, and GRADY FULLER, who had been indicted on charges stemming from the theft of a meat truck and the subsequent shoot out with police officers at BPP Headquarters at the time of their arrests. GRADY FULLER was indicted on two counts of assault on police officers and one count of theft of the truck load of meat. LARRY LITTLE and JULIUS CORNELL were each charged with being an accessory after the fact of the meat theft. @>Bureau (RM) REC-72 / 05 -| b570£-8-6 1 1-San Francisco (157-2861) EX-114 G7 Gharlotte l= - 16 APR 20 1972 Approved: APR ys) v¢ 19780"! Agent in Charge Sent 00S Per U. §. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE; 1971—~-413—138 9 a a a f “ ry ay aaa ! na . we JIGWsgic pe 4 A (7) aod 7 — . ” . ~ ok 7 zs omy en . ee nn - a* ‘tan, + tnt “ Seat ee o oF. «ghey ON oR Se MT 7 -w"_