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mow ny y 3 < GSA GEN, REG. NO. 27 : b7C Felt____— UNITED STATES VERNMENT ‘ Mohr —____— Memorandum — } Campbell a re - Casper TOU: Mr.{ Bates DATE: June 7, 1972 Cleveland — _ Dalbey FROM 1 - Mr. Bates ills 23. — 1 - Mr. Gallagher Soyare 1 - Mr. Perrine Tele oom SUBJECT: | 1 - Mr. Mohr ME, Atmeucnga NEW., , 1-Mr. Bishop Me. Herwig — or V 1 -Mr. E.S. Miller "Meena Ny PRESIDENTIAL ASSASSINATION 4 } Al i. L J ‘ aan ve fp fe de a we This is to advise that at 9:20 p.m. (A ~1-12,, us is lL) criminal Divisi t of Justice, telephonically con- YS tacted Night Supervisor concerning captioned individual ‘E. ) me \a who allegedly intended to participate in a demonstration against the Vice \ iN ae \apresident at the Coast Guard Academy in Connecticut and a a iS ny citi gexm Yipy Connecticut State Police armed with a simulated grenade NaN Bates vised that his superiors had inquired as to the latest developments in Ye eS ts = his matter and were interested in determining the following on the part of \ ~ he subject: Intent to participate; where participation was to take place; 5 Ny ‘2 J p Ip p p p So 4 VE 5 ae \ ntent to use device (Simulated grenade), where, when, and against whom; N \ € nd where the arrest took e. Nea rr plac —_ /92- ie ~ BY. QB " 9 Ny Night Duty Agent New Haven Office, advised td ‘Ee t 9:30 p.m., that Bureau Agents had just completed interviewing the sub \ Nes \ ct who was "in cu Connecticut State Police, Brooklyn, Connectic ecial Agent (SA) advised that subject refused to sign a waiver of 8 aie famehts or to furnish a signed statement; however, agreed to discuss circu stances surrounding his arrest by Connecticut State Police. Subject state he had grenade simulator when arrested by Connecticut State Police which he obtained from Officers Candidate School at Fort Benning, Georgia, , while in the Army, describing the simulator as a practice grenade with a charg equal to contents of four shotgun shells strapped together. Subject stated the grenade he had was made of cardboard, contained no metal, and was not considered a lethal weapon; however, U.S. Army claims this device had 15-meter danger radius but in subject's opinion, that was questionabld. Subject would not say where he intended to go or what he intended to do with the device but planned to use it as atharmless prank--he would not elabgrate. RJP ke MIG ob ee4 7erg &, : (8) &Y- © 29° “conTINUED - OVER Deleted Copy Sent 4 senstinam weemetin vennena Py Letter_3/oy/yy ‘ 10 ex = tngnelst 747 . 3 JUN 9 1972 4 ~ meee a 7 Pa ar