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a “- a RE:. AUXILTI. DEPUTY SHERIFF bre UNIDENTIFIED DEPUTY SHERIFFS, MONTGOMERY COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE, rn DAYTON, OHIO; prc WORKERS UNION ~ COMPLAINANT _ SEE Sahes s saying he had done nothing wrong. It was reported that a had broken a window in a UFW van, but claimed this was because UFW members backed up the van and he = had bruises on his hand and shoulder to prove it. He denied pointing a gun, but his account of the incident was disputed by UFW ‘4. 9 £ 1A on Daily News, on November 6, 19 stated “Boycott Director David Koehler said today that the UFW has asked for an investigation by the FBI and the U.S. Department of Justice...." Federai Bureau of Investigation (FBI} Headquarters, Washington, D.C., advised on November 6, 1974 that a telegram had been received which was signed av aera rerr es cormirwptrriss ns arsacreserarsa b e telegram reques an immedia estigation o events surrounding grape and lettuce boycotts at Fazio's Supermarket, Dayton, Ohio, November 2, 1974, and claimed that Fazio's management had conspired with the Montgomery County Sheriff's Office te violate civil and Constitutional rights of peaceful UFWw pickets by illegally taking away their right of free speech. The telegram went on to say that UFW members and supporters had been arrested in a totally arbitrary manner, based not on law, but on discrimination, management bias, and vindictiveness; that peaceful demonstrators had been arrested in the process of dispersing, some of whom were pulled from a van while trying to obey officers’ orders to leave the scene, The telegram stated that one deputy, without provocation, maliciously amashed the window of a UFW van, threatened people in a careless and dangerous manner with a gun and club and showed all outward signs of drunkenness, including alcohol on his breath and reckless, disorderly conduct. =3 we - = = OR tm em me er ee ee |