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Sse tee FD-204 (Rev. 3:3-59) Copy fo: Report ef: Date: Field Office File #: 44-3395 Tithe: [osreb ete Cid SyROpHE Character ; | Oe Minder 6 . we ee ca ste - ra wyre ™ . ‘oe 4 a » “a wae 8 ~ for ‘30 id ena . - UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUS ICE FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION ] - United States Attorney, New Orleans SA Office: NEW ORLEANS 11/8/67 _ ; Bureau File £: LEANDER H. PEREZ, 5R.; UNKNOWN SUBJECT NUMBER ONE, also known as fg UNKNOWN SUBJECT NUMBER TWO; ~- VICTIM VICTIM ENFORCEMENT OF VOTING RIGHTS IEGISLATION 1967 AND 1968 LOUISIANA ELECTION ‘VOTING RIGHTS ACT OF 1965; CIVIL RIGHTS ~- ELECTION LAWS Synopsis: On 11/4/67 at approximately 8:20 a.m. LEANDER H. PEREZ, SR., QP (Last name unknown) and an unknown white majJe went to the voting poll located at the fire house, Belle Chasse, La. PEREZ had Federal Observers B AND dentify themselves. PEREZ used profanities and abusive language expressing his feelings about the Federal Observers, JOHN DOAR, and the current Federal Administration. PEPEZ, and the unknown white mate left the voting poll and went to the Federal Observers-IExaniner's Office located at the rear of the Post Office, Belle Chasse, La. PEREZ introduced himself to and as "TOM HICKS" or possibly “JIM HICKS." PEREZ asked if the _Federa} Observers were registering people to vote. > explained that they were only issuing duplicate certificates for registered voters who had lost their originel copy. PERFZ became abusive and used profanity. PEREZ examined a listing of Federally registered voters which was on s desk, PEREZ attempted to examine an envelope on s desk put QP took it away from PEREZ, PEREZ looked in observers! briefcases and filing cabinet looking for This document centctns neltter tocanuncndoticng noe sonclusions of the FBI. It ts the property of the FBI oud Is leaned to your ucency; It and ita contents sre net te be disttibuted extside your agency. “