Transcript NYPD 8A
This transcription by David Carter and Jonathan Ned Katz follows line breaks in original document.[1]
5:00 AM Unusual Occ. [3 crossed out] 4 Ptl injured
Sgt. Tuilly [sp?] #910-6 Pct. present & reports following
unusual occurence: At 120 AM 6/28/69 at 53
Christopher St, The Stone<JNK replaceword> club. 1 Div Ptrl [sp?]
entered premises with Search Warrant
- 578 issued 6/26/69 and signed by
Judge Schawn. While therein and
effecting 5 arrests for ABC violations[2] and
attempting to leave premises with prisoners
they were confronted by a large crowd
who attempted to stop them from removing
prisoners. The crowd became disorderly
and a signal 10-41 was transmitted at 250 [?] AM[.][3]
In attempting to stop the Police officers
there were 4 Police officers injured.
1) Ptl [blacked out name Gilbert] Weisman Sec I 6 Pct Sta [Shd? = Shield? sp?] #228
[blacked out line]
received injury to rt eye when he was
struck by an unk[nown] object thrown by
[blacked out] of [blacked out] NYC.
Ptl Weisman taken to St Vin Hosp. Treated
thereat by Dr. Camponella and released[.]
Diagnosis: Laceration rt eye and scratched
cornea; Ptl reported sick MBI [sp?] prepared [sp?] 4F6 [sp?] #2637
2) Ptl [blacked out] Holmes [blacked out] , Sec Sd #4026 [sp?]
6 Pct of [blacked out]. while effecting
arrest of [blacked out] he was bitten
on the right wrist. Treated by Dr. Companella
St Vin Hosp and released. Diagnosis: Abrasion
rt. wrist. Ptl Holmes remained on duty 4Fy #2638
[continued on Document 8B and Transcript NYPD 8B]
References
- ↑ This reproduction of the original police report is made from a copy received by the late Michael Scherker as the result of a Freedom of Information Law request, and is in the Scherker Collection, Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, Cornell University Library. This document, in the public domain, is reproduced courtesy of that Library. Jonathan Ned Katz retrieved the document from Cornell, and he and David Carter collaborated on the transcription which is copyright (c) by Carter and Katz 2009. All rights reserved.
- ↑ "ABC violations" refers to the Alcholic Beverage Control division of the New York State Liquor Authority. Chapter 478 of the Laws of 1934, "known as the Alcoholic Beverage Control Law,” created the [New York] State Liquor Authority and the Division of Alcoholic Beverage Control. The Legislature enacted this measure "for the protection, health, welfare and safety of the people of the State." The SLA has two main functions: issuing licenses and ensuring compliance with the Alcoholic Beverage Control Law. The Authority's Licensing Bureaus are responsible for the timely processing of permits and licenses required by the ABC Law. The Compliance Unit is responsible for the protection of the public by working with local law enforcement agencies to uphold the law and bring administrative action against licensees who violate the law.” Cited on 4-22-09 from: www.budget.state.ny.us/pubs/archive/fy0809archive/enacted0809/coreMissionBudgeting/ABC_CoreMission.pdf
- ↑ Signal 10-41 was a call for help to the Tactical Patrol Force, a highly trained, riot-control unit of the New York City Police Department that wore helmets with visors and carried assorted weapons, including billy clubs and tear gas. See: Carter, Stonewall, 173,192-93.
