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se a ee See tome ee Ty yo Kw aon ww. a re or Le | Pada aw i.) ae et ne a ew ew eM Ye “an - Oo - PTT BO, a Te te Bh ake 15! Cc 1s! 17: 18: ast 21: ° 4570.5. Mr. Bailey was handéuf sfea Tee tt iene ae pt am Ma A a nh TP a OR LS a tc ae yes “wa a al EE at a a SCARE Te EEN WE Cote Se en ep" 1 nes - at highly prejudicial information, leads ana false Pe ‘to members of the press and other media by local, state, angrs San la enforce- > acnesS Zs.an = Ment agencies. A copy of the civil compiaint . exhibit. 20. DOUGLAS R. BAILEY. On May 28, 1974, Douglas R. Beiley was arrested in San Prancisco and charged with vigndt tag Penal Code Sections 4571 and tend “bake to the San Francisco “ep » Hall of Justice for questioning. Without an attorney present, and a despite his rereated requests for an, at terney, tix. Bailey was | questioned for nearly an hour concernittcAne whereabouts of SLA : fugitives. © During this interrogation ha was told that his perdle would be violated and that he would be imprisoned as retaliation for his retussi, ‘Sreponcrate. hen ur. Bailey would not respond © Re ss ; to his inte=rogators' questions he Was Slamned repeatedly against Ne awall. This beating ‘eqntinued ‘until one of his ‘interrogators signaled the end by holding an empty cun to Hr. Bailey and vulling the trigger. .Mr. Bailey was then subjected to hishly irregular 201 Brocedure and flown to a county jail in the Northern California gong, of Visalia. Here he was placed in a twelve-man tank with "A. Sete | doncerning Bailey's SLA af #iliations. These ‘prisoners threatened “mass sexual assault on Bailes. Sailevy managed to avoid a violent conflict and was later told by his fellow inmates that ‘guards had informed then prior to his arrival that the SLA was \ . connected to the "Zebra" killings of write people in” San Francisco. The next morning Bailey was put on another plane. and £lown south to San Luis Obispo where the origina? ccmplaint had been filed.- Charges vere eventually dropr2ad and Sailey was released from jail | on September 13, 1974. Mis ordeal lasted arprosinately four oo 4 i months. This information is presented in the form of a svorn