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= ae UUs fees we ee . “a 4 PK iy Se ay ws SAR STONED LER of me f Vane _ " “ a es 1 nk 7 rere 1 2 AS We eR SR eters ees RM ek. ieee! CE 157-6171 The article indicated MINOR was shot by Patrolman J. L. CALDWELL, a black, after CALDWELL stated he saw a man fleeing from a house at 429 Burton Street. CALDWELL stated he stumbled and his pistol, which was cocked, discharged ,, twice. MINOR was wounded in the right buttock. LITTLE stated "by not suspending the police officer, it allows our policemen to fall into a period of complacity whereas they feel that they can do anyt ing in the black oppressed community and their action will unquestioned." The article indicated CALDWELL had not been placed on administrative leave and no action against him was contemplated by the Winston-Salem, North Carolina, Police ;: Department. 4, Non-BPP-Sponsored Community Activities LEE FAYE MACK is employed as a neighborhood coordimtor in the Planned Variations Section of the Winston-Salem, North Carolina, Model Cities Program. Mrs. MACK's position with this program entails handling compiaints in the northeast section of Winston~Salem, North Carolina, which section is composed of a population that is approximately 98 percent Negro. Mrs. MACK works at the Citizens Participation Agency Office, 1500 English Street, Winston-Salem, North Carolina; and this office is part of the Model Cities Program. Mrs. MACK was appointed to this position by the mayor of Winston-Salem and is one of ten such coordinators located within the Model Cities Program ./ in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. The Model Cities Program is federally funded; however, the exact amount of federal funds available for the Winston-Salem area is unknown. Mrs. MACK does not hold a decision-making position regarding how funds are spent within the program; however, she does have influence in regard to the direction of some of the program's activities in Winston-Salem. Mrs. MACK's position with the Model Cities Program calls for her to do some traveling on behalf of the City of Winston-Salem, and any expenses incurred are paid for by the Model Cities Program. ,' 10