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- ; ee Kent tate Universit ty, whor ea 0 advised that on Hay 2, 1970, he a arrived in tho 2 of the heating plant shortly before dusk, at which time there ~@ crowd of students out in the Commons facing the Bast Hail | os Buitding}. He estimated their munber between 200, and (300. _ _ After eceing the crowd, ho went ba Unsyorsity. Police Department and talked tof : Over the radio he heard that the crowd had tere the Comnons 3 . ‘had proceeded to the vicinity of Taylor Bail but later heard 3 Ehey. cane back again, > aut ae When it bacane dark, he again | went to the erea of 1 heating Plant end noticed that the crowd in the vicinity of ¢ ". East N21 had increased to between 400 to 600. The crowd no closc to the north side of the Rote building and began throw: objects which broke windows and could be heard to clatter in: the building. At this tine, @& 4.Saw objects, which lat« found out to be Flares, bei wm at the East Fall. fe s: _ One Of then hit the roof and then roll off. Bo (Gta not Sce i of these fleres ignite the building. - “s The minute these fire objects | vere being ¢ thy 7 * e wotctivated the riot control squad. , lett the scene and reported back toi. = again returned to. the Rowe bullding and stood Batt, heating plant... At this time, a photog who wes tall, we built, “and Sporting a beard, adviscd that the studer out in the Commons hed threatened him concerning taking pict _ of them. At this time, the East Hall was on fire and the Ker Fire Department was called. oe poet ‘again went back to the Kent State Univers: Police Departnent and was informed there that the Ohio Naticr Guayd was on the move. Hoe then went hack to the Fast Ball ar 2 Observed a fire truck and there was an econoline van with on: Soe County Shorift! 6 and some men. Ke then roported pack to re Files Cleveland 26: 214 f ft! This document tontuins neither ree on wmendottant ner eenelvatons of the FBi. » ts he property of ‘the Fei oad tis teoned To your aps J end its contents ar € not to be Fistribured ovtside poyr agency, Y/