Cointelpro Black Extremist Part 11

FOIPA COVER SHEET FREEDOM OF INFORMATION AND PRIVACY ACTS SUBJECT: (COINTELPRO) BLACK EXTREMIST 100-448006 SECTION 7 FREEDOM INFORMATION ACT FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION THE BEST COPY OBTAINABLE IS INCLUDED IN THE REPRODUCTION OF THESE DOCUMENTS. PAGES INCLUDED THAT ARE BLURRED, LIGHT, OR OTHERWISE DIFFICULT TO READ ARE THE RESULT OF THE CONDITION OF THE ORIGINAL DOCUMENT. NO BETTER COPY CAN BE REPRODUCED. OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10 MAY 190 EDITION BSA FPMR (41 CFR) 101-11.0 UNITED STATES GO\NMENT Memorandum TO : DIRECTOR, FBI (100-448006) DATE: 2/7/69 FROM : SAC, TAMPA (157-3213) (P) SUBJECT: COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM BLACK NATIONALIST - HATE GROUPS RACIAL INTELLIGENCE ReTPlet, 1/23/69. On 2/7/69 I personally viewed the final edited version of the one-half hour film program, "Wild Grapes". This film will be shown at 7:00 p.m., 2/9/69, LA Channel 8, Tampa, Fla. The film is an excellent production fully exploit- ing the Junta of Militant Organization, Studen' for a Demo- cratic Society and Student Protest Demonstration at Tampa- St. Petersburg, Fla. and represents maximum rer's of this program. At end of viewing [REDACTED] was asked if he would make available the film for closer examination by Bureau representatives. He advised that he was most receptive to this idea and if the Bureau would furnish him with one-half hour of video TV tape, he would reproduce the film for the Bureau and they could retain the copy as their own. 2-- Bureau (RM) - Tampa (1-80-404) (1 - 80-570) DAB:cj (5) Buy U.S. Savings Bonds Regularly on the Payroll Savings Plan TP 157-3213 Tampa believes obtaining a copy of this program will be of excellent benefit not only as an aid to Tапра investigations but as an aid to other Bureau field divisions in promoting similar type of counterintelligence programs. [REDACTED] and at suggestion o [REDACTED] rebroade: This progam once again at a later date. [REDACTED] was also repe to my suggestion to make this film available to civicoops such as PTA's, American Legion, Rotary, Kiwanis, etc. [REDACTED] I WFLA. Bureau is requested to furnish Tampa in one-half hour of TV video tape in order same can be furnind to [REDACTED] in order that a copy of the "Wild Grapes" program can be obtained. If Bureau not in possession of s [REDACTED] Dumu is requested to authorize Tampa Division to purch [REDACTED] ore Jocall. [REDACTED] Bureau will note that Bureau's particilior in [REDACTED] and producing this program has not This page is a cover sheet for a declassified FBI document related to COINTELPRO. It contains bold, black text indicating the document's title: "FREEDOM OF INFORMATION AND PRIVACY ACTS," "SUBJECT: (COINTELPRO) BLACK EXTREMIST," and "SECTION 7." A circular seal with the words "FREEDOM OF INFORMATION ACT" and an image of the American flag is prominently displayed. The bottom of the page features the text "FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION" in large, bold letters. There are no photographs, handwritten annotations, official stamps, filled-in forms, wiretap logs, surveillance schedules, operational charts, or visible evidence of surveillance methods on this page. There are no redactions present. This page displays text that appears to be a disclaimer or a standardized note regarding the quality of the reproduction of a document. The text is printed in large, bold, sans-serif font and is centered on the page. There are no photographs, handwritten annotations, official stamps, forms, wiretap logs, surveillance schedules, operational charts, or specific visual evidence of surveillance methods. The page is predominantly white space with the printed text as its sole visual element. to [REDACTED] in order that a copy of the "Wild Grapes" program can be obtained. If Bureau not in possession of s [REDACTED] Dumu is requested to authorize Tampa Division to purch [REDACTED] ore Jocall. [REDACTED] Bureau will note that Bureau's particilior in [REDACTED] and producing this program has not been exposed by [REDACTED] there is no indication Bureau's affiliation will rore Enown at any future date. -2- --- OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10 MAY 19 EDITION ( GSA FPMR (4) CPR) 11-11.8 UNITED STATES GO NMENT Memorandum TO : DIRECTOR, FBI (100-418006) DATE: 2/20/69 FROM : W/nn SAC, MOBILE (157-2578) (P) SUBJECT: COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM BLACK NATIONALIST-HATE GROUPS RACIAL INTELLIGENCE Re Molet to BU, 11/27/68. 1. Operations Under Consideration None. As previously reported, 1' ly Black Nationalist group in this Division was the Yo!! t :gressive Committee in Montgomery, Ala., which is no lon: : in existence. 2. Operations Being Effected None. 3. Tangible Results Interviews with members of the Youth "rogressive Committee in Montgomery conducted during regular :nvestigative activity served as a disruptive factor and confited materially to the break-up of this group. It is so felt that these interviews prevented members of this group from opening the Apollo Bar as a business venture amiginally planned. 4. Developments of Counterintellige :nterest None 2-Bureau (RM) 2-Mobile JTB:1pw (4) C101 MAR6 1969 Buy U.S. Savings Bonds Regularly on the Payroll Savings 17. 3 ```json [ {"box_2d": [3, 159, 15, 263], "text_content": "DP. 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Attendants are Negro youths,"}, {"box_2d": [550, 175, 617, 916], "text_content": "mostly boys, ages 10 to 14. Subjects at the school at\npresent include black culture, black history, black political\nawareness, mathematics, and some agricultural training."}, {"box_2d": [605, 179, 657, 912], "text_content": "There are four instructors at the school other than\nand these include"}, {"box_2d": [634, 397, 666, 900], "text_content": "is on Jackson Division Security Index and Agitator"}, {"box_2d": [661, 367, 690, 758], "text_content": "is on Jackson Division Agitator Index."}, {"box_2d": [670, 184, 686, 247], "text_content": "Index;"}, {"box_2d": [700, 306, 723, 715], "text_content": "I. OPERATIONS UNDER CONSIDERATION"}, {"box_2d": [732, 176, 813, 960], "text_content": "Reference is made to Jackson letter to the Bureau,\n2/11/69, wherein 12 separate incidents were reflected concerning\nactivities at Tougaloo College, Tougaloo, Mississippi, which\nFL. 1. 2009"}, {"box_2d": [789, 415, 828, 503], "text_content": "REC 99"}, {"box_2d": [810, 233, 834, 368], "text_content": "Bureau (RM)"}, {"box_2d": [827, 184, 848, 323], "text_content": "2- Jackson"}, {"box_2d": [845, 596, 852, 603], "text_content": "1"}, {"box_2d": [849, 187, 869, 307], "text_content": "TF/clm (4)"}, {"box_2d": [880, 286, 909, 348], "text_content": "260"}, {"box_2d": [880, 818, 930, 915], "text_content": "qM"}, {"box_2d": [921, 132, 932, 174], "text_content": "B-10-005-01"}, {"box_2d": [922, 291, 954, 803], "text_content": "Buy U.S. Savings Bonds Regularly on the Payroll Savings Plan"}, {"box_2d": [940, 949, 969, 966], "text_content": "-4"} ] ``` JN 100-980 occurred in the past six months. These incidents vere reported by a Jackson on-campus informant and although serious in nature, no action was taken by school authorities. The Jackson Division, in above referenced The page is a declassified FBI memorandum containing black and white text and images. At the top, it features header information characteristic of official government documents, including the "UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT" seal and "Memorandum" heading. There are several redactions of black ink, obscuring specific names and information within the text. A stylized illustration of a figure holding a rifle is present in the bottom left corner of the page. The document's content discusses a film program titled "Wild Grapes," its screening, and potential duplication. There are also handwritten notations, such as the date "2/7/69" and recipient details like "[REDACTED] SAC, TAMPA (157-3213) (P)". The visual element of the illustration and the presence of redactions suggest an operational context, common in surveillance-related documents. The page contains text from a declassified FBI document. There are multiple large black redactions across the page, obscuring significant portions of the text. Handwritten annotations or marginalia are not clearly visible due to the image quality, though some marks resembling ink blots appear near the top. There are no photographs, forms, surveillance logs, or operational charts. The document does bear the identifier "TP 157-3213" at the top left, and "-2-" at the bottom center, suggesting it is page two of a larger report. The overall appearance suggests a heavily censored factual report. Regularly on the Payroll Savings Plan"}, {"box_2d": [940, 949, 969, 966], "text_content": "-4"} ] ``` JN 100-980 occurred in the past six months. These incidents vere reported by a Jackson on-campus informant and although serious in nature, no action was taken by school authorities. The Jackson Division, in above referenced letter, requested Bureau approval to contact [REDACTED] of the Jackson Daily News to have him publicize incidents at the school, protecting the identity of the Bureau as the source, which articles would be written hopefully to highlight the total lack of discipline at the school, the existence of black extremists, and separatist pro- ponents on the campus and apparent rampant criminal behavior by many students. It is noted that the Political Action Committee (FAC) is a black extremist group at Tougaloo College which is affiliated with SNCC. [REDACTED] is on the Jackson Division Agitator Index, as is [REDACTED], who is also a Tougaloo College student. [REDACTED] is a former [REDACTED] who graduated from Tougaloo College in [REDACTED]. As of this date, Bureau approval has not been received to go ahead with contact re this above suggestion submitted by the Jackson Division. II. OPERATIONS BEING EFFECTED Reference is made to Jackson letter to the Bureau, 1/15/69, wherein the Jackson Division submitted a suggestion which involved the forwarding of an anonymous, serious letter to [REDACTED] which letter reflected information that [REDACTED] 'local law enforcement officials in the Summer of 1968 in order to finance a trip to Europe. Bureau approval was obtained to forward this letter, and it was subsequently prepared by the Jackson Division, mailed to the Atlanta Division and mailed to [REDACTED] from Atlanta on 2/7/69. 2 5 JN 100-980 III. TANGIBLE RESULTS anti-establishment, and anti-law enforcement s[REDACTED]hes and told the crowd that the FBI had informants at [REDACTED]loo College in great numbers, many of whom were probably [REDACTED]nt at the indicated that at least 15 students vere informants rally. [REDACTED] by their anti-FBI at Tougaloo College. Both [REDACTED] họ followed comments, indicated that they were very concerned about FBI interest in militant Negro activities. [REDACTED] as a speaker, gave an anti-white speech which was very subdued in tone. The informants advised thet who actually sponsored the rally, did not speak at all. It is surmised by the Jackson Division that the subdued n[REDACTED]ture of [REDACTED] speech and the lack of a speech by [REDACTED]may possibly have been connected to an anti-white speech which was very subdued in tone. The informants advised thet who actually sponsored the rally, did not speak at all. It is surmised by the Jackson Division that the subdued n[REDACTED]ture of [REDACTED] speech and the lack of a speech by [REDACTED]may possibly have been connected to the forwarding of the abo[REDACTED]mentioned letter re [REDACTED] IV. OTHER DEVELOPMENTS OF COUNTERINTELLIGENCE INTEREST A. For many months, Agents of the Jac[REDACTED]n Division have been disseminating information [REDACTED] and the fact that he carri[REDACTED]d a concealed weapon in his bert. As a result of this dissemin[REDACTED]tion, state and local agencies in Mississippi, especially the Mississippi Highway Safety Patrol (MHSP), Hinds County Sheriff's Office, and Jackson PD, provided emphasis to their patrol [REDACTED] to be on the watch for [REDACTED] should he violate any law and to thoroughly search him should he be arrested on any charge. 3 [PEN MARK] [PEN MARK] [PEN MARK] [PEN MARK] 6 JN 100-980 Officers of the Jackson PD spotted [REDACTED] at a Jackson tavern on 1/20/69. He was arrested by the [REDACTED] on drunk charges and subsequently searched. During the research, a .38 caliber pistol was found in his belt, and marijuana cigarettes were found in his clothing. He was charged with drunkenness, carrying a concealed weapon and possession of marijuana. The latter charge is a felony and this matter will be presented to a local grand jury on 3/3/69. SPENCER paid fines on the other two charges and has appealed his conviction in this regard. an [REDACTED] B. In recent weeks, Jackson Agents determined from that black extremist [REDACTED] Source also periodically publicized this matter whenever an occasion for publicizing at the campus became possible. In no small measure, authorities at the school subsequently contacted the Madison County SO and signed a complaint charging [REDACTED] with the theft of one television set and attempted theft of another. This warrant is presently outstanding, and all appropriate local and state authorities have been advised of the warrant outstanding and to aggressively attempting to locate and apprehend [REDACTED] within the next few days. 4 7 OPTIONAL FORM NO. MAY 19E EDITION GSA FPMW (1 CFR) 191-11.9 UNITED STATE ERNMENT Memorandum TO DIRECTOR, FBI (100-448006) DATE: 2/28/69 FROM SAC, COLUMBIA (100-324) (P) SUBJECT: COUNTER INTELLIGENCE PROGRAM - BLACK NATIONALIST HATE GROUPS RACIAL INTELLIGENCE Re Columbia letter to Bureau, 11/29/68. I. SUMMARY OF CHANGES SINCE REFERENCED LETTER There have This page is a memorandum from the FBI's counterintelligence program. It features official letterhead from the United States Government and the FBI, with "Memorandum" prominently displayed. The document includes handwritten annotations, likely field agent notes or routing information, such as "win?" and a date near the top right. There are also several stamps, including what appears to be a date stamp in the bottom left corner and an ink stamp that obscures some of the text. The document is not a photograph or surveillance log, and there are no wiretap logs or operational charts depicted. No redactions are visible, though some text is obscured by smudges or bleed-through from the original document. This page contains a typed memorandum with several handwritten annotations and official stamps. There are large black redactions obscuring specific names and details within the text, particularly concerning the "Black and Proud School" and individuals' designations on indices. A circular stamp with "REC 99" is visible in the lower right quadrant. There is also a small sketch of a uniformed figure and a doodle with some writing near the bottom left. The document appears to be a report containing information on Black Nationalist activities and counterintelligence efforts. NO. MAY 19E EDITION GSA FPMW (1 CFR) 191-11.9 UNITED STATE ERNMENT Memorandum TO DIRECTOR, FBI (100-448006) DATE: 2/28/69 FROM SAC, COLUMBIA (100-324) (P) SUBJECT: COUNTER INTELLIGENCE PROGRAM - BLACK NATIONALIST HATE GROUPS RACIAL INTELLIGENCE Re Columbia letter to Bureau, 11/29/68. I. SUMMARY OF CHANGES SINCE REFERENCED LETTER There have been two changes within the Columbia Division since re letter. A new group has been organized at Clemson University and this group is the "Student League for Black Identity". This group is composed of Negro students at Clemson University and Columbia has opened an investigation to determine the groups aims and purposes and also to identify the leaders. The second change is that the Black Arenes s Coordinating Committee (BACC), at Greenville, ^. C., under the has declined in its influence and is now inactive in the Greenville, S. C. area. The other black groups in South Carolina, which continue to be active are the BACC group at South Carolina State College, Orangeburg, S. C. and at Voorhees College, at Denmark, South Carolina, and also the Association of Afro-American Students, (AAAS), at the University of South Carolina, (USC), Columbia, South Carolina, These groups continue to be active on the campuses of their respective colleges and Columbia is following their activities and is keeping the Bureau advised of all pertinent developments. Columbia would also like to point out that at the present time there are no Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee members residing in Columbia, S. C. Bureau (RM) 2 - Columbia FHA: bmk (4) i 1959 Buy U.S. Savings Bonds Regularly on the Payroll Savings Plan MAR 18 1969 CO 100-324 [REDACTED] the University of South Carolina, and is enga". Des in the activities of the AAAS. Other militants formerly active in .. continue to remain inactive within the state of South Carolina, Investigation has determined that [REDACTED] II. OPERATIONS UNDER CONSIDERATION 1. The NOI in Columbia continues to build its new Mosque, however, construction continues to be extremely slow and it appears it will be severa' months before final completion. Columbia continues to follow this construction closely and at the appropriate i will recommend to city building inspectors that they Inspect this building to insure that all building co are bein complied with. 2. [REDACTED] the high schools of Columbia, S. C. This matter is continuing to be followed closely and to date there has been ro problem of a This page from a declassified FBI document contains no photographs, handwritten annotations, or visual evidence of surveillance methods, informant communications, or targeting directives. It is primarily text-based, with several large black redactions obscuring specific names, locations, and details. There are no official stamps or filled-in forms visible. The document's layout is typical of a typed report, with numbered sections and paragraphs. The page number "2" is visible at the bottom center. appropriate i will recommend to city building inspectors that they Inspect this building to insure that all building co are bein complied with. 2. [REDACTED] the high schools of Columbia, S. C. This matter is continuing to be followed closely and to date there has been ro problem of a racial nature in Columbia, S. C. Both of these sources continue to advise the Negro students that when they see problems developing to Immediately call conferences to discuss these problems and to keep the problems from expanding. 2 9 CO 100-324 on 3. previously mentioned was placed and re-admitted It has [REDACTED] determined that this subject is classified 1-A by Local [REDACTED] 40. Columbia, S. C. and Columbia through its estab [REDACTED] shed sources has brought this fact to the attention of the State Selective Service Board and within the [REDACTED] week a letter has been addressed to [REDACTED] ordering him to report for a physical examination in the future. Columbia is following this matter closely. III. OPERATIONS BEING EFFECTED The USA, Columbia, S. C., has advised [REDACTED] that he desires no additional investigation of the [REDACTED] militants who were allegedly using a fictitious telephone credit card since he did not believe that this was a violation of the Fraud by Wire Statute. State authorities [REDACTED] tho conducted an investigation in the same matter with regard to violation of state statutes have advised that their investigation has been completed, but the no prosecutive action is being contemplated at this time. Columbia has developed informants in The Association of Afro-American Students, USC, The Black [REDACTED] Coordinating Committee at both South Carolina State College and Voorhees College and has excellent informant coverage at Benedict College and Allen University, both Columbia, S. C. These informants are furnishim current information regarding activities at the [REDACTED] various educational institutions of the above groups. As a result of this information, it has been brought to the attention of the State Selective Service that [REDACTED] classified 1-A by his Local Board in Columbia, S. C., and the State Selective Service Board has just instigated action to order [REDACTED] up for a physical in the immediate future. continue to be alert for any organized activity on the part of Negro militants at their respective schools. At the first sign of any militant activity they use their leaders to counter the militants' activity thus preventing the outburst of violence. [REDACTED] up for a physical in the immediate future. continue to be alert for any organized activity on the part of Negro militants at their respective schools. At the first sign of any militant activity they use their leaders to counter the militants' activity thus preventing the outburst of violence. 3 10 CO 100-324 IV. TANGIBLE RESULTS The best result during the past three months is the development of [REDACTED] V. DEVELOPMENTS OF COUNTERINTELLIGENCE INT [REDACTED] None 4 OPTIONAL FORM NO 800-100 MAY HE EDI GAZNREG. NO UNITED STATES G NMENT Memorandum TO : DIRECTOR, FBI (100-448006) FROM g SAC, SAN DIEGO (100-14192) (P) SUBJECT: COUNTER INTELLIGENCE PROGRAM BLACK NATIONALIST - HATE GROUPS RACIAL INTELLIGENCE (BLACK PANTHER PARTY) DATE: 2/27/69 Re San Diego letter to the Bureau 2/12/, Bureau airtel to Los Angeles, etal, 2/12/69, Ber ictter to San Diego 2/14/69, and San Diego airtel to fureau 2/20/69. I. OPERATIONS UNDER CONSIDERATION At the present time a proposal concern anonymous mailing of caricatures to members of !! Panther Party (BPP) is being evaluated by the Burער It is also anticipated that, provided Bureau approval is received, these caricatures will be mailed on antionwide basis. Locally the caricatures will be mailed to combers of the BPP and to two local underground newspaper". II. OPERATIONS BEING EFFECTED The Bureau-approved anonymous telephone call was placed to [REDACTED] a local member of the Bin San Diego, concerning [REDACTED] The call indicated that [REDACTED] was a "police and responsible for the arrests of five BPP members in Los Angeles on 1/24/69. It also indicated that [REDACTED] is frutshing information to local authorities and FBI on a continuing basis. It is too early at this date to evaluate or realizana any results of the above telephone call. [REDACTED] 2 - Bureau (AM) (REGISTERED) 2 - San Diego FLB: bef 4) [REDACTED] MAR [REDACTED] 12 SD 100-14192 For the information of the Bureau, the telephone call was placed to [REDACTED] rather than [REDACTED] due to the fact that [REDACTED] is currently incarcerated and [REDACTED] is one of the few remaining Black Panther members who would be in a position to attack [REDACTED] Evaluations are still being made concerning the Bureau-approved telephone call to the mother of [REDACTED] Tangible results thus far observed appear in the following section of this letter. Rumor was circulated concerning the fact that [REDACTED] cooperated with the Los Angeles Police Department while incarcerated The document contains typed text and a large, blacked-out surveillance photo. There are also several handwritten annotations and redations, obscuring portions of the text. The page is labeled "JN 100-980" and contains section headings "III. TANGIBLE RESULTS" and "IV. OTHER DEVELOPMENTS OF COUNTERINTELLIGENCE INTEREST." A page number "3" is visible at the bottom. The redations suggest sensitive information is being withheld, and the nature of the text indicates a focus on informant activity and law enforcement collaboration. a position to attack [REDACTED] Evaluations are still being made concerning the Bureau-approved telephone call to the mother of [REDACTED] Tangible results thus far observed appear in the following section of this letter. Rumor was circulated concerning the fact that [REDACTED] cooperated with the Los Angeles Police Department while incarcerated during the latter part of January and first part of February, 1969. No evaluation could be made concerning this activity due to the fact that [REDACTED] was incarcerated prior to any effectiveness being noted. III. TANGIBLE RESULTS Facts concerning [REDACTED] involvement with [REDACTED] were brought to the attention of the State Parole authorities in San Diego. As a result, [REDACTED] issued for the possession of marijuana. A parole warrant was then placed against [REDACTED] precluding his being released on bail. He is presently incarcerated and being held without bail. He has admitted to his Parole Officer that he was armed with a pistol while in the Los Angeles area and has also admitted that he is guilty of statutory rape concerning his association with [REDACTED] . It is anticipated at this time that [REDACTED] will be returned to prison for a period of two to ten years. This situation resulted by bringing the outstanding warrant charging [REDACTED] with the possession of marijuana to the attention of the Parole Office. It was indicated by the Parole Office that this felony warrant had previously been overlooked by the parole authorities and would be executed. [REDACTED] was taken into authorities. [REDACTED] and placed in the care of juvenile San Diego. In addition, [REDACTED] contacted the [REDACTED] - 2 - 13 SD 100-14192 in vict of San Diego Office of the FBI concerning the fact that [REDACTED] is a known member of the BPP. She indicated a strong desire to cooperate with the FBI in any way possible concerning activities of the BPP. [REDACTED] Even though [REDACTED] urrent leader of the BPP, San Diego, have been "at each other's throats", the arrest of [REDACTED] who is described as the extremely disturbed [REDACTED] a matter of fact, it disturbed him almost to the [ILLEGIBLE] of causing him to become irrational. As a result, [REDACTED] issued a press release which was aired over [REDACTED] containing the following information: "February 21, 1969 "PRESS RELEASE "San Diego Branch, Black Panther party "The racist, exploitative pig power structure and their pork chops, we mean the US organization and other The visible content of the page consists primarily of typed text, with several black redactions obscuring parts of the information. There are no photographs, surveillance charts, or forms with filled-in fields. Handwritten annotations are absent. However, there are some scattered dots and lines that could suggest faint markings or damage to the paper. The top portion of the document contains what appear to be three circular ink splotches or stamps, one in black ink and two in what looks like blue or black ink. Towards the bottom right, there is a heavily redacted section and a handwritten number "4" underscored. In the lower right corner, there is a handwritten "7". The presence of the "JN 100-980" at the top left and the redactions indicate redacted identifying information or sensitive details within the text. causing him to become irrational. As a result, [REDACTED] issued a press release which was aired over [REDACTED] containing the following information: "February 21, 1969 "PRESS RELEASE "San Diego Branch, Black Panther party "The racist, exploitative pig power structure and their pork chops, we mean the US organization and other provocateur agents sent into the Party (two informers have been caught and kicked out by the San Diego branch of the Black Panther Party) are bent on destroying the local leadership, the San Diego Black Panther Party central staff. "This press conference is held to let the community know that bald-headed US organization niggers, working with the F.B.I. and local