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asked for a warrant, that identification be placed under the door] and that a telephone number be given to verify the fact that the individual or individuals were who they said they were. These requests, were refused. a . , Ls, oo on 7 7 8. Plaintiff then moved to the telephone whieh is “sc ; ee approximately five (5) feet from the door in ordér to, Call thi - g Federal Bureau (of Investigation. Plaintiff had the teelesneae ie number of the Federal Bureau of Investigation next to ‘hex Here phone because just the week before a Federal Bureau of Investiga- tion agent had visited her apartment concerning her roommate's ie husbana. ° Plaintifé also respohded. thas without identification “a, 3 ' she would not let the agents “in. EP - ate $. Someone responded BY, saving, "Knock it downs? ‘and someone started to pound on the door “qpisintif®, became hysterical and unlocked the door. 10. Six to eight men dressed in plain clothes came ) With riot guns and other weapons. Some of the Sen, Te weapons were diredted at, plaintiff. Some of the men wore suits, ; through the a some sport shirts andelacks, and some were dressed as “hippies.” Plaintiff again requested & warrant. “There was no response to her request. - . Se . 7 11. Without saying anything further, the agents searcheé thes apartment opening cupboards, drawers, and going into the \pediroomtand*bathroon. ‘During this period, plaintiff noticcd two - 3 mensby ‘the’ dgor at all times with riot guns and one man stood by her geal times, blocking her exit. “. ' . re 2 ; 12. Finally, an agent asked, “Where is he?" Plaintiff 35 i 8 3 : was hysterical and could not respond. She thought that the man rg & ar aE meant her roommate's husband about whom she was questioned the § 32 i z week before. ae : . i3. “After searching the apartment, a11 the agents gathored around plaintifeé in a menacing and threatening manner a