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CE 157-6171 2. #Three Black Panther Party members 7) plead no contest , LARRY LLIITLE, JULLUS WHITE CORNELL, JR., and GRADY FULLER, members of the Black Panther Party: Winston-Salem, North Carolina, contacted the Forsyth County Solicitor, Winston-Salem, North Carolina, through their attorneys, JAMES E, FERGUSON, II, and JAMES E. KEENN, regarding plea bargaining. The defense's Eropesition was accepted and on March 19, 19/3, the three fendants, LITTLE, CORNELL, and FULLER pleaded no contest to misdemeanor larceny, and assault charges and these pleas were accepted by Judge J. WILLIAM COPELAND, These charges resulted feam tha tthaft nf «a meat trick an lTantiary 123 1071 at 2QDO0Tl LM enilin OL a HIG Re Uk cue yp yg ad ay Siler City, North Carolina, and various motions and appeals ,. had delayed proceedings to this point. ‘? GRADY FULLER who had been previously charged with stealing the meat truck and firing the shot gun at two police officers was, after plea bargaining, charged with misdemeanor larceny and two counts of misdemeanor assault on an officer, FULLER was sentenced to 90 days in jail with credit for 12 days already served for awaiting trial and was further ordered to pay the amount of $133 as one third value of the missing meat. Defendants LITTLE and CORNELL who had been charged with accessory after the fact of the felony of larceny entered no contest pleas to misdemeanor charges and each was given a 6 month jail sentence suspended for two years and ordered to pay 0) $133 each for the value of the a meat. , wa a a a dle oe ae ale a EPL NE MEE RAT BON St Bg ee RRC Ea ear er . unty Be Winston-Salen, i) tht Sots North Carolina, March 20, 1973 oh € *. atc! tab: ye el eet So aot