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: Tolson'— 4 OrnONal Hue NO, 10 . Beimont UNITED STATES GOV] oa Mehr . Cocyld Memorand...., a Z . vans q Malone A to = MR, EvANs (U4 pate. 1/23/61 wt Se rf ’ 1 ~ ; Protter J . if, “ ‘ . { a ele. Room 7 From : CHARLES F/ GARRETT, SA Time of calls: | f ( Frae 8 inne «12 £33 8, mM, 12:52 a.m. id Noy SUBJECT: -- t. MISCELLANEOUS COMPLAINT OF Bon Ne gut {Xj a7 ¥ (Request for protection) ia SYNOPSE; : | ED stated he feared a beating by his son-in-law, called to ask for "protection from the Metropolitan Police." He was insistent on protection and stated it was an interstate matter because his son-in-law was coming into the District of Columbia from Maryland for the purpose of beating him up, and the Police Department had told him there was nothing they could do beforehand. On his second call, he stated he did not agree with me that the facts he gave did not constitute a case within the Bureau*s jurisdiction, and stated he was going to write to his "Senator in Virginia." At his request, I gave him my name, No action recommended. DETAILS: ated he resides «(IMME partment 102, Washington, D, C. He also stated at the beginning of the cail that he was rational, but scared. He seemed to be excited. He said he wanted someone sent out to "protect him from the Metropolitan Police," and continued that ) um: employee of the Federal Housing Administration, was (b coming from Hyattsville, Maryland, to his residence address to beat him up. (® He related he had reported this to the Metropolitan Police, but they hadtold (C) him they could not do anything for him until after he was beat up. He stated \ an... h ity of Upon questioning as to the s his son-in-law, the husband gs in the current telephone directory a It was explained courteously to at the facts which COS) he furnished did not constitute a violation within the jurisdiction of the Bureau, and that we would not be able to comply with his request for protection. He | then became more excited, and said that although ‘hé“was "physically hiG. 33 helpless" he had a Japanese knife from World War,H, an 3) anys 77 him whether or not it would b e all right for ning Pave e gars himself. When I told him that I would be unable vise him, and that the matter would have to be his own decision, he said, "Certainly I didn't expect you to stick your neck out!" He then hung up the phone, It was 12:42 a.m. € NOV 30 1961 I called the Metropolitan Police Department, and spoke with Sergeant Raminelli, Precinct 14, who said he was aware ae: «: to the Police~-. | | woo Le bee =