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5. The United States is a Federal sovereign amenable to suit-pursuant to the Tederal Torts Claim act, 28 U.S.C. violation of the Constitution of the United States. . ' . i x $2675, et seq., as amended, and for illegal actions coxmitted in i : 1 { “IXI. NATURE OF ACTION . 6. Plaintiff brings this action for ‘mond ‘ar \ %, Pe as a result of the grievous and wanton conduct of théyaforenamed defendants. in illegally breaking into plaintiff's apartment in a search for’ the then fugitive/Pateicia Hearst. The defendants involved in the actual brgak<fp\weresacting upon unreliable and sketchy information. The entry into" ‘plaintiff's apartment by the “i, defendants involved was performed, without proper identification, is ° ee declaratory relief in order to redress injuries sigceréa by her without a warrant, with ‘excessive force, with wanton disregare — | for the safety and well-beling of the plaintiff, all of which . were motivagea in part by the FeGeral Bureau of Investigation's continuing ener Fagenent over its failure to apprehend Patricia he _ o- Hearst. AS will ec described in the following, these actions i H h | I t | | violated plaintiff's Sights under the Fourth, Fifth and Ninth Amendments to the united States Constitution as well as “unéer 62 U.S.C. §§1983, 21985, and the Virginia Constitution and State a > Ty. -CAUSES OF ACTION - oof > 7. At approximately 10:10 o'clock P.M. on March 15, 1978}*plaintife, a single woman, who, because of her roommate's absence was at the time living alone, heard a knock at her Alexandria, Virginia apartment door and the voice of a male Kor & AnsuulALes, LID ——- 203 830-9959 demanding entrance and claiming to be from the Federal ay Qrrrck BOR 1218 MORIA, FeRGeA 19'S Bureau of Investigation. Plaintifé then requested the WABHINGTON, DB. €, 20003 r - oat wAPMINGTON SVLGING, uw, WF, Ay! Misthi hs fen HONTH COLUMBUS OTNET? at following information from the person or persons at the oor: Po el ta te meget ey