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instances of reported sightings. ‘The defendant. moves for a hearing; and/or discovery order for the purposes of dete ermihing whether ad- SS Li ditional acts of misconduct occurred in connestio: on tip, information or report related to the def endants; in” he instantl. case. 2. ELIZABETH NORTON. 7 Elizabeth Norton was apparently suspected of harboring Patricia Hearst. Her apartment was entered by £orce at night by .3.I. agentgnwho refused her recuests to shove identification unc ; MS, Norton was never Shown a search warrant or i- dentification. Tb se“agents, wearing plain clot thes and cerrying shotguns, caused severe mental distress to Ms. Norton, ‘resulting ' {an a brief period of hospitalization and continuing medical treat- 204-and belief of the defendant! & attorney. A copy of a civil con- a £ f ment. This information is presented to the Court on information t which a representative 0F the F.B. 1. can be cuestiones etails of this incident. MICKI SCOTT, . . “Micki Scott was apparently suspected of harboring the, Harrises and Patricia Hearst. She was subjected to repeated F.B.I- t ‘harassment, had her airline luggage rifled, and Has information filed by Ms. Norton is attached as an exhibit. A hearing is which strongly suggests that her phone calls were monitored by the F.B.I. On July 30, iS7S, Micki Scott telephoned | @ record store to ‘| inquixe about obtaining tickets for an upcoming mus ical performance; During this phone conversation she told the clerk that she would |