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C.. oo é FEDERAL BURCAJQGF INVESTIGATION | “wy 100-1644 | _ — _? SECHET 57m * ABROTT HOWARD ROPFE 1 wes errestcd on way 5, 1971 in the lobby of his residence ai 114-116 East 13th Street, New Yori, New York (NY), at 21:20 p.m. At the time of his arrest, HOFFMAN was acccmpanizd by his wife, ANITA HOFFMAN. HOFFMAN was imnediately acwisec oF the charges against him, _violation of Title 16, United States Code, fection 2101, the Anti Riot Law Statute. Ismecixtely following this, HOFFMAN was acvised of his rights es they appear on the "Interrogation; Advice of Rights" form. HOFHNAR stated that he understocd his rights but he would not sign tne "Waiverd Rights" section of the "Interrogetion; Advice of Kights" form furnished hin. It was observed that HCFFLAN's nose was covered with awhite bandage avout four inches in length, HOFFMAN stated that his nose was broken and nad sixteen stitches in it. HOFFMAN stated that the injury to his nose was administered to him by a “sadistic cop" in Washington, D.C. He also stated that his nose had been treated in Washington, D.C. (<) _ During the arrest of EUIYMAN, AKITA HOFFMAN appeared to be upset but shortly thereaft.» appeared to be in e calm state. She mentioned to the age.ts not to hurt HOFFMAN since he had recently hed his nose bre’.en. She was advised that no harm would come to him.) At 11:30 o.m., HOFFMAN was transported by automobile from the site of the arrest to the New York Office (NYO) of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), 201 East 69th Street, NY, NY. HOFFMAN and the agents urrived at the NYO at 11:50 Ppl fe Between 11:50 p.m., Moy 5, 1972 and 12:36 a.m., May 6, 1971, HOFFMAN was stripped~s-arched, his property was inventoried and he was fingerprinted and photographed. HOFFMAN declined to be photographed wearing a hat (x) At 12:36 a.m., May 6, 1971, HOFFWAN was removed from the NyO for transportation to the Federal House of Detention, 427 West Street, NY, NY. Upon departing from the NYO, two of fu) b ; 5/7/71 y Date dictated Thie document contains acither recommenintione noe conclusions of the FBI. It is the property of the FBI and is jouncd to your agency; it and ite contents are not to be distributed outside your agency.