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Noverbber 27, 1963
Mr. J. E. Curry
Chicf of Police
Sir:
I should like to submit the following report of the
events occurring in the basement on November 24, 1963.
I
was on duty in the Auto Theft Bureau beginning at 8:00 a.m.
I was told to stand by in the office until further notice.
it approximately 11:45 a.l. all members of our bureau on duty,
except the desk man,went to the besement of the City Holl
and waited in the corridor just outciue the jail office.
About fifteen minutes later the prisoner was brought down to
the jail office and we heard ho was being brought through
the officc. it this time I closed the double doors and held
them, not allowing anyone throu: ch these doors as he was e3-
corted out the door of the booking office.
I could see the prisoner for a few soconds through the doors
glass partition. At this time I heard a chot, but could not
see the prisoner or the percon who fired the shot. The photo-
graphers in the corridor behind ne had to nake their pictures
through the glass. Then the prisoner was taken back i.to
the booking office until the aubulance arrived and he was
placed in it with officers escorting him.
I did not see the man who fired the shot because he was 1. stled
out of sight into the joil office and elevator. I did not see
the man before or after the shot was fired, but heard the name
Jack Ruby called out as the man who shot the prisoner.
I was told by Captain Jones to remain on this door until
relieved and check everyone who entered or exited for their
credentials, as Press Photographers, Press Reporters, and
authorized Police and City of Dallas civilian personnel on
duty. I was relieved about thirty minutes later by Lieutenant
R. S. Pierce who said I could return to my office.
Respectfully submitted,
A.Lanson
H. L. Dawson
Detective
Criminal Investigution Division
26
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