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November 26, 1963 Mr. J. E. Curry Chief of Police Subject: Assignment of Officer Officer D. L. Pate #1183 Sunday, November 24, 1963 Sir: On Sunday, November 24, 1963 at approximately 9:00 A.M. I was told to report to the Patrol Captain's office along with several other officers. We stayed in the Captain's office until approximately 9:45 A.M. when Captain Talbert advised us to report to the basement. When we got to the basement, Captain Talbert gave me the keys to his car and told me to pull the car out of the parking space and put it in a position to drive out. I stayed with the Captain's car until approximately 10:45 A.M. when Captain Talbert came and told me to park the car back in a parking space and take a position at the base of the ramp leading out to Commerce Street. He ordered me to watch the armored car when it backed down the ramp and not let it hit the over head. After the armored car arrived and backed into the Commerce entrance, Captain Talbert ordered me to take a post at the front of the ramp leading out to Commerce Street and not let anyone onto the ramp when they carried the prisoner to the armored car. I called Officer L. C. Taylor, #1430 and asked him to stand on the side next to the building and help me keep everyone off the ramp. I was at this post when the prisoner was shot. When I heard the shot I started toward the scene and then someone hollered not to let anyone out of the basement. I then went to the back of the basement where I could cover the elevators leading to the new city hall. Respectfully submitted, D.J. Pate D. L. Pate Patrolman #1183 Patrol Division DLP/ch history 81

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