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te we 15 77-6173, E., Free Ambulence Crogram Arrests and Convictions LARRY LITTLE, head of the Winston-Salem BFP Chapter, s scheduled to be tried the week of 6/25/73 in Forsyth County uperior Court, ‘’inston-Salem, N. C., on ao chorge of corryine concenled verpon. This chorre dems from a January, 1971, incident when LITTLE was observed by Forsyth County Sheril fs Nevution, Vineton-Solem, i. C., to be corryine ao 225 erlihe 3 fore nistol. "} —_— Three BPP members at Wish Point, N. C., also lnown as the “Wish Point 3" are in jail in North Caroline servine seven to ten year sentences resultine from - conviction on charses of armed with a deadly vcrpon. Finences During May, 1973, sources renorted that the Netionsl Episconal Church ‘approved a $35,700 erant to the Winston-Salem branch of the BPP for the purpose of operating a non-emergency medical fra nsporntion project in Winston-Salem, N. C. Sources reported that most of the money has already been received by thea Panthers, vho inturn hove paid 315, 000° ensh for sn oambutance (delivery date set for 6/29/73), ond nuveh-sad - 1970 Ford Station Vapor, mm 1970 Ford Econoline ven ont 1970 liercury rutomobile., “ll of the Above vehicles herve bean finanerd, with the excantion of the ambulance, Also, construction hes berun on a paroge, Jloestod naar BPP eadquarters, toa house the shove :) vehicles. Hovever, sources report thet not oll of the Uniscaprl Church money has sone for the non-emerrsency medien®’ trans vortotion project. An untnoun emount of the church money wos farucrded to HEP Leodquerters, Oakland, Celifornia, ond wtilined in ROBY SEALE's roneacl esansien for linyor of OaltInnd, Also, some oF