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FO-302 (REV. 11-27-70), . tage oh * . - ™ ae: us be - a FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION. ¥ Date of transcription 5/ 24/71 : 1. On May 18, 1971 SA me - after ident ne themselves as FBI ~ we agents, intervieve oyal Type- ig ,0 writer Company, 1700 Wisconsin Avenue, -, Washington, D.C. » 4 . - said he was in his office before 9:00 AM on the norning of May 3, 1971 and that he was in a position to observe the attempts to block vehicular traffic by several persons in or near the intersection of Wisconsin Avenue and R Street, N.W. on that morning. . At one point, between 9:00 AM and 10:00 AM on that date, his attention was drawn to the fact that a police officer was jumping off his motor scooter and chasing a man into a parking lot located to the south of a building under construc- tion at 1715 Wisconsin Avenue, N.W. The only descriptive infor~ mation he could recall about the man being chased was the fact that the latter was wearing a brown hat. This man was céptured by the pursuing officer and taken to a bus which was being used to transport prisoners, . a then presented with six photos depicting various individuals and asked if any one of them was the per- son he saw arrested in the parking lot, The photos depicted the following individuals: / 1) ROBERT LEON BLY 2 ABBOTT HOARD HOFFMAN 3) KEY LOUIS MARTIN 4) CLAUDE DEAN AKERS . 5) RAY FRANKLIN SAMUELS 6) LAWRENCE ROBERT PLAMONDON aa advised he could make no identification based upon these photos. Further, he said he doubted if he could _ make a positive identification if he were to see the man in — This document conteins neWher recommendotions ner conclesion of the FEL Bt ts the property of | the FB! and Is looned bo your agency; 8 end te conten ore not te be dik trthuted ouside your agency, oe a ps4