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SE 174-1319 DESCRIPTION OF LOCATION © The B.B.C. Dodge Company is located at 14650 First Avenue South, Burien, Washington. The dealership consists of an automobile storage lot, which is fenced with chain link fencing, an auto sales lot and several buildings housing the Sales and service portion of the business. The dealership can be approached through public access areas from several different directions. In this matter the perpetrator cut through the chain link fence surrounding the auto storage lot. EXPLOSIVE DEVICE The improvised explosive devices (ED) are described as combination pipe bomb/incendiary bombs. there were three separate IEDs. The pipes are described as one and one-half inch by five inch pieces of galvanized pipe with galvanized end caps, which were filled with an explosive power and wired in parallel with Westclox travel alarm clocks and Eveready brand nine volt alkaline battery. The pipes were attached to one gallon glass jugs containing a flamable liquid. The b— devices were placed on either the hood or trunk of automobiles. CHRONOLOGY OF EVENTS At approximately 11:11 p.m., on October 15, 1977, an unknown subject detonated three improvided explosive devices at B.B.C. Dodge Company, 14650 First Avenue South, Burien, Washington, causing approximately $3,000 worth damage to ten motor vehicles. No warning call preceeded the bombing. No injuries occurred. Following the bombing, the King County Police Department conducted a crime scene investigation and obtained evidence at the scene. The King County Police Department subsequently prepared a crime scene and follow-up investigative report. ay I eae on e Fe oneal Coded hae