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FO-302 REV, BN-27-70) * . . es ; REY of : ; oy : ry : oa or . . . C & . : ~~ Y . . — FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION 1 . . , . ~ = Date of transeription_D/ 24/71 agents, interviewed Interviewee said that he reported for work at 8:10 A Royal Typewriter Company, VY ington, D.C. (WDC). . - | a.m. on the morning of May 3, 1971, and. that he was able to observe some of the activities which took place that morn- ing at or near the intersection of Wisconsin Avenue and R Street, N.W. He said that some time after 9:00 a.m. but - before 9:30 a.m. on that morning, he saw a white male, 5 feet il inches tall, weighing 170 to 130 pounds, with light brown bushy hair, wearing a button type multicolor shirt and Levis. This person had a "filthy" appearance. He said he saw this individual and 4 or 5 other persons throw cinder blocks and pallets (platforms on which brick or cinder blocks can be stacked) into the street. Continuing, he said he then saw a police officer hastily dismount his motor scooter and chase the above indi- vidual into a parking lot which is immediately next to (to the + South of) the Japan Inn construction site (Located at 1715 E Wisconsin Avenue).» The chase ended with the officer tackling ' the man in the parking lot. Interviewee stated that it appeared to him, from his vantage point across the street from this lot, that the described person had an injured nose. The man _ was then led by the officer to a bus which was being used to transport prisoners. a ap 4 | 0 3 A 3 4 Saaz... - then shown photographs of si Vv and asked if any one of them was the ndi ividual he had on rein above described. The persons depicted in these photographs were: G1) ROBERT LEON BLY ; | : taterviewed + _S/18/71___# Washington, DG. _—_rm #BFO 176-289 Sarr. This document contuing nether recommendations ner conclusions of the FEL & ic te property of the FS ond tp tooned to pour agency; 8 ond & cosfenh ara o to be diirihuted suttide your egency. * é %