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CG 176-28 CONF oem [AL When arrested HOFFMAN gave his address as "no home" and his occupation as “revolutionary artist" HOFFMAN was to appear in court on September 6, 1968, Bond was set at $1,000 and HOFFMAN was released on bond. he bre i Cook County State's Attorney's Office, Chicago, advised on September 10, 1968, that oon HOFFMAN failed to appear for court hearing on September 6, 1968, in Cook County Criminal Court. His $1,000 bond was forfeited and his appearance bond increased from $1,000 to $5,000, If HOFFMAN comes within the court's jurisdiction, he will not be released unless he makes $5,000 bond. No fugitive warrant is outstanding. at Stated that HOFFMAN is charged with a state ad charge of disorderly conduct and resisting arrest and a City of Chicago charge of resisting arrest. The September 10, 1968, issue of the"Chicago American", page 4, column 6, stated that “ABBEY HOFFMAN, ‘hippie’ leader, apparently will not be extradited from New York City to face disorderly conduct charges. HOFFMAN had been arrested for writing an obscene word on his forehead and failed to appear in court Friday." “RICHARD ELROD, Assistant Corporation Counsel, said it is not an extraditable offense. But he sai’ he plans to wait another week and file a civil suit against HOFFMAN in New York‘torecover $900 in bond money that the ‘yippie’ chieftan owes Chicago." bwG We fic Police Department, adv . FFMAN, self-proclaimed leader of YIP, was arrested at 11:20 a.m. on that date at O'Hare International Airport on arrival from New York City aboard Flight 315, Trans World Airlines, HOFFMAN was accompanied on the -~ 3 - : $ ty ¥ af CONFIDENTIAL