Vol. 4, No. 12

rr c= > — re cm = | on a, cn :— = —= = = =, | so = | = © rT = ~ — © un oma SR. | = om —“ = =) —= oN um > PURLIS Ww HED Ly THE BLACK P A NTH ER PARTY BOX 2967, MINISTRY OF INFORMATION SAM FRANCISCO, CA 94126 CUSTOM HOUSE URDAY, FEBRUA THE BLACK PANTHER, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1970 PAGE 2 HUEY P. NEWTON Minister of Defense Date May 2, 1967 May 22, 1967 Oct. 28, 1967 Oct,, 1967 — April, 1968 Jan, 1968 Jan, 11, 1968 Jan, 15, 1968 Jan. 16, 1968 Feb, 1968 Feb. 1968 Feb. 1968 April 3, 1968 April 6, 1968 April 6, 1968 PAOTy City & State Sacramento, Calf, Oakland, Caltf, Oakland, Calif. Oakland San Francisco Berkeley, Calif, Seattle, Wash Seattle, Wash Oakland, Calif San Francisco, Calif. Indianapolis, Indiana Indianapolis, Indiana Oakland, Calif, San Francisco, Callf Oakland, Calif Oakland, Calif, Oakland, Calif “" 7 8 6 itn) | ELDRIDGE CLEAVER Minister of Information Name 30 Panthers Bobby Seale Huey P, Newton Panther members Jirmnmy Dayis Ruby Tate Kay White Ear! Brook David Hilllard Eldridge & Kathleen Cleaver Bruce Council Richard McReynolds Dan Gins Robert Wright Bobby Seale Dexter Woods Father Nell’s Church Party members David Hilliard Charles Bursey Donnell Lankford Wendel Wade Terry Cotton Warren Wells Eldridge Cleaver Huey P. Newton, Minister of Defense Bobby Seale, Chairman Founders of the Black Panther Party BOBBY HUTTON & BOBBY SEALE IN —> SACTO, MAY 2, 1967 DAVID HILLIARD Chief of Staff Charge or Act Bail Charged with conspiracy to dis- turb the peace of assemble (re demonstration in Capitol on right to bear arms after murder by Richmond police of Denzil Dowell, and increased repression against Black people) Arrested for carrying gun near a jall Murder, assault with intent tocom- mit murder and kidnapping (wounded by police) Constant harassment by police re Panther vehicles Car Theft Attemp to kill police officer Police broke down door of home without search warrant Trespassing Same Same disorderly ’ Theft Conspiracy to commit murder (police broke down door of home without search warrant) Forgery Police broke into BPP meeting at the church, shotguns ready Harassed while putting up election campaign posters Conspiracy to commit murder 20,000 (on Aug, 18, 1969) (police ambush) Same Same Same Same (wounded) Same (wounded) Same BOBBY SEALE Chairman Disposition Status Convicted June 8, 1969 three years probation On Sept. 28, 1968, sentenced 2-15 years; now In prison Held 36 hours, charges dropped Case pending (juvenile) Case disposed of (juv,) Pending (juvenile) 6 months Charge dropped 2 days Convicted, serving time 2 hung juries, convicted third trial Parole revoked - in exile 2, to - D April 7, 1968 pril 12, 1968 May 31, 1968 May, 1968 une, 1968 une, 1968 une, 1968 une, 1968 une 18, 1968 une 18, 1968 uly, 1968 uly, 1968 EE ee a uly, 1968 above- July, 1968 July, 1968 uly, 1966 ug. 1968 Aug. 1968 ug. 14, 1968 ug. 21, 1968 ug, 1968 hug, 1968 ELDRIDGE AFTER APRIL 6, 1968 City & State Seattle, Wash, Oakland, Calif, Victoria, B.C Seattle, Wash. Seattle, Wash, Seattle, Wash Seattle, Wash, San Francisco, Calif. N.Y, New York N.Y., New York Seattle, Wash, Seattle, Wash. San Francisco, Calif, . o , Seattle, Wash. Seattle, Wash Seattle, Wash, Seattle, Wash Seattle, Wash, Brooklyn, N.Y Brooklyn, 8 ¥ Newark, NJ Detroit, Mich, CLEAVER Willle Brazier Chester Northington Tony Buford Glen Stafford Robert Bay Terry Claridy Richard Linyard Babby White Booby Harding Buddy Yates Earl Nelson Aaron Dixon Gary Owens Dexter Woods Ronald Hill Willlam Hampton Aaron Dixon Curtis Harris Gary Owens Dexter Woods right- HUEY P, NEWTON OCT, 28, 1968 Panther office Bobby White Bobby Harding Bobby White Joe Atkins Joe Atkins Bobby White Sandy Randolph Jimmy Davis Earl Brooks Gue (name unknown) Darryl Baines Steye McKelly Juan Corel! (last names unknown) Panther office THE BLACK PANTHER, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1970 PAGE 3 Charge or Act Arson Same Same Stopped by police while returning from Bobby Hutton's funeral-- maced, bookedas robbery suspects Carrying offensive weapon, con- cealed weapon, under influence LSD, possession hashish = Interference with arrest Prowling Interference with arrest Calling cop ‘pig’, then mart- juana possession Curfew Riot, Felonius Assault Riot, Felonius Assault Grand larcency Same Possession marijuana Interference with police Police attack on office Maced and beaten by police Beaten by police Same Same oncealed weapon Auto theft Same same Same Disorderly conduct Felonious assault, resisting ar- rest and stolen property Same Same same Office firebombed Police-Panther gunfight (no injuries) Oppressed people, hear me, I speak loud so that all fascist _ Babylon can heay me. I practice what I preach, yet ’m nota | ‘eacher, I will die so that you may gain your freedom, and n not a god, Who am 1? | AMA REVOLUTIONARY, a Black my purpose in'life is to Seize the Time. re Oey 2 4 - & r Pas ¢ <n ty oe vs> a +4 ‘ wy Z 238 3,000 1,000 1,500 480 3,000 10,000 oo oe, * 1 Pe : Disposition-Status 10 years 2 years probation 2 years probation Held 6 hours, kicked out of country Dropped Dropped 6 months probation 5 days Pending and bench warrant (es- caped jail) Pending and bench warrant (fugi- tive) Found not guilty Same 6 months probation 6 months probation “ ws hehe Crete to here tpbetlhi baa THE BLACK PANTHER, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1970 PAGE 4 Date City & State Aug, 1968 Seattle, Wash Panther leader David Hilliard George Murray Landon Williams Aug, 15, 1968 Mexico City Aug, 17, 1968 Hawaii Kathleen Cleaver Aug. 1968 Earl Nelson Robert Henderson Jimmy Davis Aaron Dixon Seattle, Wash, Aug. |, 1968 N.Y , New York Darry! Baines John Martinez George Correa Sept, 4, 1968 N_Y., New York 12 Panthers Sept. 9, 1968 New York & Baltimore James Morris Jimmy Williams Shanora Williams Kim Hollingsworth Sept. 20, 1968 Panther members Sept 22, 1969 Omaha, Neb, F Milwaukee, Wis. Earl Leverette Jesse White Booker Collins Sept, 28, 1968 Panther office Oakland, Calif, Sept. 30, 1968 Brooklyn, N Y Joudon Ford Sept. 1968 Seattle, Wash. Lewis Jackson Sept, 1968 NLY., New York Joudon Ford Sept, 1968 N.Y , New York Joudon Ford Sept. 1968 Seattle, Wash, Buddy Yates Sept. 1968 Seattle, Wash. Robert Henderson Oct, 1968 Seattle, Wash, Bobby White Tony Buford Oct, 1968 Seattle, Wash Mike Nelson Oct. 1968 Seattle, Wash Cornell Gardner Victor Stovall Oct, 1968 Seattle, Wash. Aaron Dixon Buddy Yates Oct, 1968 Seattle, Wash, Lewis Jackson Oct, 17, 1968 Brooklyn, N.Y, Victor Perres Oct. 1968 Denver, Colo. Panther office Oct, 1968 Denver, Colo, Lauren Watson Oct, 1968 N_Y,, New York Panther headquarters ‘"eoaogas TYBLACK Charge or Act Bail Disposition — Status ; Conspiracy (following Black up- Jailed rising) 3 Kidnapped by FBI Refused entrance to Japan Stopped in car by police, harassed Felonius Assault 50,000 Disposed of case, now released Same 50,000 Same ie Same 11,500 Same Off duty police attack In Brooklyn courthouse (lacerations, one frac- " tured skull) Out of state Might, conspiracy to 2,000 (New York) commit arson 25,000 & 60,000 (Baltimore) . Same | Same Same . Stolen car warrant attempted murder 10,000 pending \ attempted murder 10,000 pending ‘ attempted murder 10,000 pending Police shootup of headquarter’s Police were on duty and admittedly (night of Huey Newton's sentencing) drunk Felonious assault, obstruction of 2,000 gov. adm, and resisting arrest Snot at by police in car passing his home Obstructing gov, adm 500 Out on bail, pending Harassment, resisting arrest 2,500 Out on ball, pending Threatening officer 1,000 Concealed weapon 3,000 Case pending Hitchhiking, then poss, marijuana $75 fine, 6 mos. probation Same Released Assaulting officer Armed robbery 6 months youth detention Same Dropped charges 1,000 Theft 1,000 Charges dropped " Same Charges dropped Suspicion of robbery, then another Pending, in jail i robbery charge Charged with machine gunning 50,000 7 police station in New Jersey Office shot up in police attack on Black community and Panthers Consp, to commit arson (re same incident above) Police harassment over use of bull SS eeeeerenceaal td PANTHER PARTY ; PIGS VAMP ON \~ SACREMENTO © / - OFFICE / | Oct, 1968 Oct, 1968 Oct. 21, 1968 Oct, 1968 Nov, 1968 Nov, 1968 Nov, 1968 Nov. 1968 Nov, 1968 Nov, 1968 Nov, 4, 1968 Nov, 4, 1968 Nov. 5, 1968 Nov. &, 1968 Nov, 1968 Noy. 1968 Nov. 1968 Noy, 12, 1966 Dec. 5, 1968 i | Bdec. 7, 1968 4 (Bec. 7, 1968 12, 1968 City & State N.Y., New York N_Y,, New York N Y., New York San Francisco, Calif. Seattle, Wash Seattle, Wash, Seattle, Wash San Francisco, Calif San Francisco, Calif. Seattle, Wash. N.Y, New York N.Y., New York N.Y., New York N.Y., New York N.Y., New York N.Y., New York NLY., New York Brooklyn, N Y Jersey City, NJ, Newark, N.J, Denver, Colo, Chicago, Illinois Indianapolis, Indians Indianapolis, Indiana Indianapolis, Indiana Wilbur Wynn Kim Hollingsworth James Morris Leslie Williams Jimmy Willlams Lumumba Shakur Nathanial Burns Michael Tabor James Burford Buddy Yates Curtis Harris Billy Jackson Willy Urazier Curtis Harris Dexter Woods Viron Bowman Kathy Nefasi Halley Willlam Hampton Nathanial Burns Ronald Hill Lumumba Shakur Jerge Apente Tom Henderson Martin Harewood Trule Simpson Isaiah Rowley Charles Hicks Victor Perez Panther office Panther office 12 Panthers (names pot Usted) Dan Gins Mike Cannon Lawrence Roberts Panther office . Pd THE BLACK PANTHER, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1970 PAGE 5 Charge or Act yt uni Robbery Arson (Baltimore ~- fought extra- dition) Same Same Same (At trial in Baltimore, bail set for all four at 25,000 each, Leslie Williams and Morris found not guilty; Hillingsworth and Jimmy Willlams found guilty, sentenced to 5 years each, then released if Promise not to appeal) Burglary and burg. tools Same Same Resisting traffic arrest, obstructing Armed robbery Past charge rhreatening to murder Same Robbery, concealed weapon Same Profanity Assault with deadly weapon Assaulted by police in courthouse, not arrested Attempted robbery (Conn,) Attempted robbery (Conn, ) Poss. weapon (Conn.) Poss, weapon (Conn.) Poss. marijuana Interf, with police Disorderly conduct Poss, explosives Alter. Ident, Nos, NJIS2ZA:—151-15; Poss, firearms NJS2A 151-8: as- Sault with weapon NJS2A: 90-3: Poss, explosives NJS2A 161-59 151-60 Same Same Police bomb office Office raided Misdemeanors and wespons charges Intimidating officer Same Disorderly conduct Office raided, ransacked and tear gassed _ HOUSE WHERE LI’L BOBBY HUTTON 5,000 1,000 2,500 5,000 12,500 500 500 tw o o 10,000 10,000 10,000 10,000 25,000 30,000 25,000 30,000 Disposition — Status ars ta aa WAS KILLED >. fond . Lost extradition Same Same Same Released without bail, pending Same Same 30 days 20 years Charge dropped Two months probation Charges dropped Same Ponding Plea, probation Pending Plea, probation Pending Pending Case dismissed Case dismissed In Jail Court date: 10/27/69 from 7,000 to 14,000 each 10,000 (reduced to 2,000) 25,000 (reduced to 2,000) 2,500 il year probation 1 year probation $50 fine and 6 mos, probation THE BLACK PANTHER, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1970 PAGE 6 Date Dec, 18, 1968 Dec. 18, 1968 Dec, 21, 1968 Dec, 21, 1968 Dec, 27, 1968 Dec, 29, 1968 Jan, 1969 Jan, 1969 Jan, 1969 Jan, 1969 Jan, 1969 Jan, 1969 Jan, lyoy Jan, 1, 1969 Jan, 4, 1969 Jan. 10, 1969 an, Il, 1969 Jan, 17, 1969 City & State Indianapolis, Indiana Indianapolis, Indiana Denver, Colo, Denver, Colo. Des Moines, lowa Indianapolis, Indiana MURDERED IN THE STREETS Seattle, Wash Seattle, Wash. Jersey City, NJ. San Francisco, Callf, Chicago, Il. San Francisco, Calif. New York New York Los Angeles, Calif, Los Angeles, Calif Chicago, Il. Los Angeles, Calif Three Panthers (already in jail) Lawrence C_ Roberts Cannon Gins Panther office Four Panthers Panther office Abram Sharrit James Gruspe Bobby Harding Floyd Tyler Dexter Woods Nathaniel Junior Bob Rush William O'Neal George Murray Lumumba Shakur Timothy Frazier Ann Stewart John Clark Paul Mossett Billy “‘Che’* Brooks Ericka Huggins Elmer ‘G’ Pratt Elaine Brown Joan Kelly Janice Culberson Nathaniel Clark Ronald Freeman Melvin Car! Smith Charge or Act Bail Charged conspiracy to stealarms, and assassinate police chief (re indident above) Disorderly conduct, interfering 3,250 with arrest (re Indident above) Poss, deadly weapon(re sameinci- 20,000 dent) Poss. deadly weapon(resameinci- 5,000 dent) Office raided by police ($9,000 damage and $150 stolen) Arrested (re incident above) Police attack on office Unlawful use sound device, and 2,500 violation firearms act 2,500 Disposition —Status > ) | ef | 8 COBRY CUS ee NE EE eT I OS (TS WI PPO (TEE CRYESI EDT rt FREY ORES SUS RTE EDP SINS? ETS ee Poss. smoke and attempted murder Pimping and pandering Kidnapped by police, taken to de- serted area and beaten Bench warrant 45 Unlawful use of weapon 1,000 Unlawful use of weapon and poss, 1,000 Unlawful use of weapon 1,000 Charged breaking parole, poss. firearms and driving motor vehicle Poss of weapon 5,000 Same 5 Attempted robbery, attempted 7,500 murder Burglary 5,000 Explosives 10,000 Aggravated battery Poss, deadly weapon with intent 6,250 to commit assault with Same 6,250 Same 6,250 Same 6,250 Same 6,250 Same 6,260 Same 6,250 Same 6,250 VASE (LAA GRAS SAIN PRT: ow Sd CATS PE Lt CE ttt oer? ne n . Charges dropped, released to parents Released 5 days Plea - released Plea - serving time Out on bail, case pending 1 year probation THE BLACK PANTHER, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1970 PAGE 7 {5 “2. PIG BRUTALIT & - 2s we oe Date City & State Name Charge or Act Bail Disposition — Status Jan, 17, 1969 Los Angeles, Wendell Woods Murder, robbery Dropped Calif Jan, 17, 1969 Los Angeles, Roger Louls 148 P.C_ interfering with arrest 625 Acquitted Callf Jan, 17, 1969 Los Angeles, Yvonne Moore Poss, deadly weapon 1,000 Dropped Calif, | Jan, 17, 1969 New York Joan Bird Attempted murder, conspiracy 20,000 Case dismissed (now part of N.Y, (seized and beaten) “21 case) Lumumba Shakur Same 20,000 Same Clarke Squire Same 20,000 Same Jan, 20, 1969 New York Joudon Ford Poss. weapon on plane 50,000 (reduced to 10,000) Out on bail, case pending (Federal charge) Tyrone Smith Same 50,000 (reduced to 10,000) Same Jan, 21, 1969 Boston, Mass, Delano Ferrar Purse snatching and marijuana Michael Atkins Same Jan, 22, 1969 Los Angeles, Larry Nevels 242, 245 P< 6,250 Pending Calf, Chicago, Il. Fred Hampton Charged with failure to appear in 7,000 court Feb. 1969 Seattle, Wash, Earl Brooks Auto theft and fafluré to show up Held 24 hours, released in court > CET MI Ki of Chee, so tex | Feb. 1969 Chicago, Ill, Sam Latson Arrested putting up posters 25 Hank Gaddis Same $25 Feb, 1969 Chicago, Ill, R, Chaka Walls Aggravated assault 5,000 Feb, 1969 San Francisco, Dexter Woods Attempted Hijack 3 days Calif, Feb. 1969 San Francisco, John Brown Trespassing Pending Calif. f Feb, 1969 Harrisburgh, Pa. Two Panthers Arrested by FBI for circulation } of ‘Crime tn Streets’ bin Feb. 1969 Los Angeles, Calif, Michael Pennywell 3,000 Feb, 1960 Pevkskill, N.Y Douglas Brickhouse Robbery Feb, 19 : + hoe for Truddy Simpson Poss, dynamite 69 N.Y,, New York ruddy Saha sat cama 10,000 On bail, case pending Feb, 1909 N.Y.. New York Richard Harris Robbery, attempted 259 ' oo bahia Donald Weems Same acto In jail, case Pending Same (Both Indicted tn Ny, "*2)'" case) THE BLACK PANTHER, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1970 PAGE 8 eb, 1969 2, 1969 9, 1969 Feb, 12, 1969 Feb, Feb, 17, 1969 26, 1969 City & State N.Y,, New York N.Y., New York N Y.. New York Baltimore, Md, Baltimore, Md. Baitimore, Md Chicago, I! (Champaign-Urbana, fll; Univ., 11.) Same Los Angeles, Calif. Chicago, Ill, Los Angeles, Calif Jersey City, New Jersey Baltimore, Md a. Name Joan Bird Lumumba Shakur Clark Squire John Thomas Joudon Ford Tyrone Smith James Foxworth Charles Butler Elijah Cunningham Boyd Charles Williams Gregory Ferguson Allen Salisbury Robert Ford Arnold Chaney Ted Boston Bob Rush Billy ‘‘Che’’ Brooks William Dunn Phyllis Clarke Christina May Nathaniel Junior Robert Bruce Ronald Satchel William Dunn Jerry Eldridge Fred Hampton Donna Washington Ted Boston Bobby Rush Roger Louis Ronald Satchel Raymond Williams Russell Black Dental Corner Charge or Act Attempted robbery, conspiracy Same Same Poss, unregistered weapon Poss, weapon Same Trespassing, poss. weapon Trespassing, interf, with arrest Same Same Same Same Same Burglary UUW Same Disorderly conduct Same Charge defrauding inkeeper Same Same oame Same Same Same oame Same Same Same Poss, concealed weapon Arrested selling newspapers ncealed weapan iving stolen goods, po gerous weapon, poss. Desertion from Army (appre- hended at trial of 4 N.Y. Panthers i“ CHICAGO B.P.P. OFFICE RESULTS OF NIXON'S HITLER!TE PIG MISSION 1,000 1,000 1,100 1,200 1,200 1,200 1,200 1,200 1,200 2,800 2,000 2,000 500 (listed also as 1,500) 500 (listed also as 1,500) Disposition— Status Out on tall, case pending} (now part of ‘(21' case) 4 |. Same Same Out, still pending Out on ball, case pending Same Pending Pending Pending Pending Pending Pending Pending Sentenced to 5 years, now in prison Fined $25 and $15 costs $25 and $15 costs same Same Same Same Same Same Same Same Same Acquitted Acquitted Pending Courtmartialed May 14, 1969, served 4 months hard labor THE BLACK PANTHER, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1970 PAGE 9 CHICAGO KKK-PIGS HAVE FULL FREEDOM TO BURN ALL, DESTROY ALL, KILL ALL Date City & State Name Charge or Act Bail Disposition— Status March, 1969 Fugene, Ore. Howard Anderson Three charges: 10,000 Dropped |) Threat to commit felony 2) 2 counts threatening police 5,000 Pending - 2 mistrials officer 3) 2 counts assault and battery 1,000 Dropped March, 1969 Eugene, Ore Tommy Anderson Assault with deadly weapon 5,00¢ Pending (as of Sept, 16) March, 1969 Chicago, Il. Alvino Shinn Arrested In a car, charged UUW 1,500 Iris Shinn Same 500 C, May Same 500 Michael Harrison Same 500 (also listed as 1,500) Jerry Dunnigan Same 4,500 March, 1969 Chicago, M1) Sam Latson Posting handbills 50 5 Hank Gaddis Same March, 1969 Chicago, Il. Honald Satchel Arrested in car, UUW 500 Bobby Tyler Same - UUW (2 counts) 500 Sam Latson U.UW and unsafe vehicle 500 Robert Campbell UUW 500 March, 196y San Francisco, Calif Van Taylor Concealed weapon Chargt dropped March, 1969 Kansas City, Mo, Pete O Neal and Arrested (charge?) 5 5 four other Panthers E 500 each (total 2,500) March, 1969 N.Y., New York Carlton Yearwood Assault 500 Out on ball, case pending Barbara Bolton Same 100 Same ; March 3, i969 Chicago, Ill. Bob Rush Poss, narcotics (stopped while fix- 1,000 ing flat tire) f Nathaniel Junior Same oe William O’ Neal Same | ‘000 Saundra Rich Same > March 7, 1969 Los Angeles, Callf. Roger Louis 146 PC, Interfering 625 Dropped March 10, 1969 Los Angelos, Calif, Tommy Horne Poss, D.W 6,250 Pending March 12, 1969 Baltimore, Md, (alias Banait) Suspicion larcenc 2 ’ 5 ’ y, resisting ar- 2,000 Went to trial, rest and interf. with arrest é Poe rines Soe-80 March 21, 1969 Chicago, Il. Bob Rush No firearms ID card 3,000 (appeal bond) March 22, 1969 Chicago, Il. Fred Hampton Aggravated battery 1,000 March 24, 1969 Los Angeles, Calif, Larry Scalos 120314 PC 1 000 Not pending March 26, 1969 Chicago, Il, William Dunn Traffic violation March 31, 1969 Chicago, I 1. Mickey White Attempted murder, UUW and ag- 15,000 gravated battery March 31, 1969 Chicago, fl, Lester Brown Aiding and abetting (re Mickey 1,000 White attempted murder case) Richard Mister Same 1,000 Hi A March 31, 1969 Chicago, Hl. Gerry Tyler Charged with leafotting 25 | 4 THE BLACK PANTHER, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1970 PAGE 10 Date April, 1969 April, 1969 April, 1969 April, 1969 April, 1969 April 1, 1969 April 2, 1969 April 2, 1969 City & State Seattle, Wash, Jersey City, NJ Chicago, Ill, Chicago, Ill. Chicago, Ill. San Francisco, Calif. San Francisco, Calif San Francisco, Calif Los Angeles, Calif, Chicago, Ill. Name Lynette Yates David Williams Fred Hilsman James White David Valentine William O’ Neal Richard Powell Nathaniel Junior Merill Harvey Jackie Robinson Randle Rollins Lance Bell Michael McCarty James Burford Henry Willlams Dexter Woods Panther office Bob Rush Alvino Shinn James Veal Charge or Act Poss, sawed off shotgun, (was beaten) Conspiracy to commit murder, armed robbery and UUW Same Same Same Same Same Disorderly conduct and resisting arrest (harassed and beaten) Same Same Stopped in car, charged with dis- orderly conduct and resisting ar- rest Loitering Disturbing peace and malicious be- havior Not reporting for draft (FBI) Office attacked (re arrest 2 Pan- thers on consp. to commit murder charge) UUW Same Same 10,000 10.000 10,000 NEW YORK FASCIST LAUNCH MASS ROUND UPs AND INCAMPMENT Harlem, N.Y. Harlem, N.Y. Lumumba Shakur Richard Moore Michael Tabor Curtis Powell Robert Collier Afeni Shakur Walter Johnson Ali Bey Hassan Alex McKlever Eddie Josephs Lonnine Epps Clark squire Lee Perry Joan Bird Richard Harris Donald Weems Lee Roper Other of 21" Rosemary Byrd Dolores Paterson Sharon Willlams Rosalind Bennett Kenzie Soanes N.Y. 21 case, charge with con- spiracy to blow up department stores, a police precinct, rall- road rights of way, and the Bronx Botanical Gardens Same Same Same Same Same Same Same Same Same Same Same Same Same Same Same Same Arrested night of ‘*21'" Charge, poss, weapon Poss, weapon, poss, drugs Poss, weapon, poss, drugs Poss. weapon Poss, weapon 100,000 100,000 100,000 100,009 100,000 100,000 100,000 100,000 100,000 Disposition — Status Released because of pregnancy Previous bond revoked, wanted and at large Previous bond, revoked, wanted and at large Pending Pending Trial set for 12/15/69 Out on ball 50,000(reduced froml00,000) Out on bail 10,000(reduced fromi00,000) Out on ball 50,000( reduced from100,000) 100,000 100,000 00 1,500 10,000 (reduced to 3,500) 5,000 (reduced to 2,500) 5,000 (reduced to 0) Held in NJ, on robbery charge Held in N.J. on. robbery charge | SUL at large Out, case pending Out, case pending Out, case pending Out, case pending Being deported Date , April 2, 1969 April 2, 1969 April 4, 1969 April 11, 1969 April 11, 1969 April 12, 1969 April 12, 1969 April 12, 1969 April 12, 1969 April 14, 1969 April 17, 1969 April 19, 1969 April 20, 1969 April 22, 1969 April 25, 1969 April 25, 1969 April 26, 1969 April 28, 1969 April 29, 1969 April 30, 1969 City & State Chicago, Il. Los Angeles, Calif, Peekskill, N.Y. Los Angeles, Callf, Seattle, Wash. Chicago, Il. Chicago, Nl Los Angeles, Calif, Los Angeles, Calif. Peekskill, N.Y. Chicago, Ill. Jersey City, N.J. Baltimore, Md, Chicago, It, Los Angeles, Calif. Los Angeles, Calif. Des Moines, lowa San Francisco, Calif Los Angeles, Callf, Los Angeles, Calif, Jewel Cook James Johnson Lawrence Newkirk James Brown Marcus Jones Nathaniel Junior Merill D. Harvey Mickey White Roger Louls Elmer Pratt Jerry Saunders Freddie Robinson Panther office Mohonney Kissima Kebe Joseph Gray Al Armour Byron Bartlett Charles James James Roy Lee John Washington Panther oftice Panther office Dexter Woods Lucky Jenkins Van Taylor Barbara Easley Belinda Booker Sam Napier Cleveland Brooks Eddie Griffin Earlene Coleman Roslyn Cooper Lynn Daniels Wilbert Poe Maurice Powell Dell Martini Charles James Al Armour Siem . me «pe THE BLACK PANTHER, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1970 PAGE il Charge or Act Bail Poss, ofdrugs, illegallyparkedcar 1,000 Disturbing peace 125 Conspiracy to overthrow govern- ment Robbery 3,125 Harassment by police of Panther fund-raising event Theft (of garbage can) 1,000 Conspiracy to purchase machine 100,000 Disposition — Status $25 ticket Released on OR guns Same 100,000 Same Same 100,000 No OR because of previous mur- der charge 245 P.C 12,500 (reset from 750) Pending Possession destructive device Robbery (with three other persons) Burglary 5,000 Office attacked Assault, disordorly 100 Armed robbery and aggravated 5,000 battery Suspicion murder, 182 P.C. Suspicion murder, 182 P,C. Same Same Same 5,000 Totally destroyed in bombing Police attack on office re sound equipment use Re above: illega! use sound equip- ment Inciting to riot, unlawful assem- 12 bly, failure to disperse, swearing in public Same incident: arrested in office Arrested re above Same Same Same Same Same Same Same Same Same Same Same Disturbing peace 125 o 12025 P.C 1,000 DES MONINES, IOWA OFFICE, TOTALLY DESTRO YED 2°89 4— dw ea we 12,500 (reset from 1,000) Pending Serving time Found guilty, $100 fine, lost appeal Pending Held 2 hours Pending Held 2 hours HIT GOS $35 eas Po Pd coe ae i ht B® 2 Lay ome ty es THE BLACK PANTHER, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1970 PAGE 12 Date May, 1969 May, 1969 May, 1969 May, 1969 May, 1969 May, 1969 May 1, 1969 May 1, 1969 May 1, 1969 May 1, 1969 May 2, 1969 fay 5, 1969 May 6, 1969 May 8, 1969 May 8, 1969 May 12, 1969 May 12, 1969 May 13, 1969 May 16, 1969 fay 16, 1969 fay 21, 1969 May 22, 1969 GEORGE City & State Eugene, Ore, Eugene, Ore. Eugene, Ore, Chicago, Ill. Chicago, Il. New York Jersey City, NJ Brooklyn, N.Y Los Angeles, Calif Los Angeles, Calif, Brooklyn, N.Y. Los Angeles, Calif Los Angeles, Callf, Los Angeles, Calif. Los Angeles, Calif Jersey City, N.J, Jersey City, N.J, Jersey City, NJ, Peekskill, N.Y Los Angeles, Calif. Los Angeles, Calif, New Haven, Conn, JEANNIE Name Julius Hurst Bill Green Artie Cox Garry Tyler Jackey Robinson Randle Rollins Lance Bell Ricardo DeLeen Jerome West Leo Wilkerson Ralph Cobb Marion Fields Jimmy York Ricardo DeLeon Jerome West Richard Jones Ronald Freeman Robert Maxwell Alvin Maxwell Carl Beverly Andrew Jones Ray Egans Michael Wills Carlos Rodriguez Devodie Benson Herbert Pryor Sonny Evans Steve McKelly Nathaniel Clark Elmer "G"" pratt Roger Louis John Washington Julio Butler Charles James Luxey Irving Dwight Hutchinson James Johnson John Edwards Nathaniel Clark John Washington Ralph Cobb David Williams David Williams Marion Fields Vernon C, Saunders Russell Washington Raymond Hewitt Joe Hill Ericka Huggins George Edwards Rose Smith Sylvia Kimbro Jeannie Wilson Maude Francis Francis Carter Pegey Hudgins MAUDE Charge or Act Failure to register for draft 4 counts failure to report for pre- induction physical, | count failure to report for Induction Threat to commit felony Police rammed back of car, then ticket for no tail lights Disorderly conduct Same Same Assault Same faluce to give accout NJS 2:170-1 Same Same Same Assault, disorderly conduct Same 236,211, 245 P.C Same Arrested in connection with raid on office Same Same Same Same Same Same Same Same Felonious assault Same 236, 211, 245 P.« Same Same Same Same 245 - Robbery same Same Same Same 12025 P. C, sawed off shotgun 245 - Robbery Arrested (charge?) In precinct, threatened by officer Harassed by police for giving out leafets Same Made citizens arrest charged with assault (trial Sept. 25, 1969) Interference Consp. incite riot, 182 P.C Same Consp. to commit murder and/ or murder Same Same Same Same Same Same Same FRANCIS 10,000 10,000 5,000 1,000 1,000 “U0 500 5,000 10,000 10,000 5 000 5,000 Qoqacqg ocooococo tS te 0 to te te 1,250 1,000 Disposition —Statu : Pending Acquitted Acquitted Out on ball, case pending Same Pending Pending Pending Held | day Same Same Same Same Same Same Same Same Pending Pending Pending Pending Pending Dropped Dropped Dropped Dropped Dropped Pending > Plea guilty, fine $50 Date May 22, 1969 May 23, 1969 May 24, 1969 May 25, 1969 May 25, 1969 May 26, 1969 May 27, 1969 May 29, 196S June, 1969 June, 1969 June, 1969 June, 1969 SEVER SND oe EDS! June, 1969 June 1, 1969 June 2, 1969 une 2, 1969 June, 1969 June 3, 1969 June 4, 1969 June 5, 1969 June 5, 1969 t * City & State New Haven, Conn. Chicago, fil. Los Angeles, Calif. Los Angeles, Calif, Los Angeles, Calif. Chicago, Il. Sausalito, Calif, Los Angeles, Calif. Seattle, Wash, Milwaukee, Wisconsin Milwaukee, Wisconsin Indianapolis, Indiana Indianapolis, Indiana San Francisco, California Chicago, Illinois Chicago, Illinois Jersey City, N.J. New York, New York Chicago, Ulinois Detroit, Michigan Jersey City, N.J. Indianapolis, Indiana Los Angeles, Callfornia FRED HAMP TON Name Panther office Lynn French Leroy Chipley Devodie Bensou. Nathaniel Clark Fred Hampton George A. Gaines Melvin Cari Smith Larry Tisino Panther member Jesse White Fred Crawford ay > S nae i AS NS Panther office James Burford Richard Black Larry Moody James York Ronald Evans Steve McKelly Willie Calvin Office Patrick Keen Bruce Dixon Larry Robertson Jessie Ward Andrea Graves George Washington Harvey Holt Lockett Bibbs Floyd Tyler Fred Crawford red Crawford Daniel Mike Lynom r. a“ ¢ 5+ THE BLACK PANTHER, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1970 PAGE 13 Charge or Act Bail Re arrests above, raid on office, confiscated equipment Charged with going thru red light. ADW 1,000 M48 — Interfering 625 415 - Disturbing peace 625 Charged stealing ice cream Charged distrubing peace and mis- demeanor battery Poss. deadly weapon, 3,500 12025 P.c. Curfew violation Disorderly conduct Harassed by police while selling papers. Disorderly conduct/police tried to take leaflets stopped in car and searched Indianapolis 16 and arrest of Craw- ford (police raid followed two +7, ‘ iat Thi tops bhorte j q Th AP, Due to continual harassment owner of building sold out and Party was without headquarters Violation probation Arrested driving vehicle failureto 1,000 use signals Robbery 3,000 Interstate transp. of firearms; 50,000 viol. 5922 Felonious assault 1 Same i Interfering with officer 25 Police raided office, claim Pan- thers harboring fugitive, $25,000 damage Arrested in raid, charge harbor- ing fugitive, poss, firearms 4,000 Same Same Same Same Same 3,000 Same Same Assault of police officer, disor- 500 derly person Assault and battery Called to SF for fed. grand jury 25 appearance, (Smith Act) 182 ~ murder Disposition — Status Fined $25 Pending 2-5 Years released on appeal bond On Dec. 10, 1969 convicted on first chage sentencing Jan. 9,1970 Found not guilty 2nd charge Pending Released to parents $25 fine JAMES YORK 90 days Bond forfeited, new bail set Incarcerated Out on bail, case pending Same Dropped June 20, 1969 Dropped June 20, 1969 Same Same Same Same Same Same Pending To be tried 9/25/69 Dropped . THE BLACK PANTHER, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1970 PAGE 14 Date June 5, 1969 June 5, 1969 June 5, 1969 June 6, 1969 une 7, 1969 June 7, 1969 a June 7, 19 June 8, 1969 June 8, 1969 City & State Denver, Colorado Los Angele Los Angeles, California Salt Lake City, Utah Indianapolis, Indiana Indianapolis, Indiana Chicago, Illinois Chicago, Illinois Los Angeles, California California Name Rory Hithe Landon Willlams 8 others Joe Hill Carl Beverly Robert Maxwell Lonnie McLucas Mike Prather Joe Murray Abram Sharrif Madeline Smith Donald Campbell Dennis Webster Denise Williams Lawrence Roberts Larry Wellington Stanford Patton Arnold Council Donald Hughley *Ronald Boyver Jesse Wilson Tommy Wise Tommy Sampson *Ronald Boycer Andrea Graves Lockett Bibbs Jessie Ward Georgia Washington Harvey Holt Patrick Keen Bruce Dixon Larry Roberson Saundra Rich Terry Watson Sam Latson Andrea Graves Jesse Ward Walter Johnson Carsell Jones Handle Rollins Tondalaya Perkins Brenda Harris Donna Washington Wayne Pharr Charge or Act Bail Charged connected with consp. re No ball NY 21 and Conn, 8, also with unlawful flight to avoid prosecu- tion Same Arrested re same Susp, 245 - robbery 1,250 Susp. 245 - Robbery 1,250 Same 1,250 Alleged connection with Conn. 8 100,000 ast an Arrested in Panther headquarters, 25 charge disorderly conduct Same 25 Same 2,500 Same Same 25 Same 25 Same 25 Arrested in Panther headquarters, charge disorderly conduct Same case 25 Same Same Same 25 Same 2,500 Same 25 Same 25 Same 25 Arrested narcotics charge and stopped twice for traffic viola tions since June arrest Charged harboring fugitive (in first police raid on office) Same Same Same Same Same Same Same Stopped in car, charged poss, 1.000 hypo. needles, narcotics and ex- °" plosives (kicked and suffered bleeding kidney - 2 months preg- nant) Same charges 1,000 Same 1,000 Same 500 Same 1,000 Same 1,000 Same 1,000 Same 1,000 Same incident Same incident Same ineldent Susp, murder - 182 Disposition — Status 4 In prison awaiting trial | | Same . andon Williams Dropped Later revoked - no ball To be tried 9/18/69 Same Same Out on OR, to be tried 9/18/69 Trial 9/18/69 Out on OR, set for 9/18/69 Disposed of In juvenile Tried as test case, convicted, 25 days suspended, fined $25. Case under appeal Set for 9/18/69 Out on OR, set 9/18/69 Set 9/18/69 Same Same Same Same Same Released on OR, charges dropped Same Same Same . Same Same Same Same Charges not dropped Charges dropped Dropped Dropped Dropped Dropped Dropped Dropped Released (6 parents Released to parents Released to parents z 7 Dropped Sia oe , tae! THE BLACK PANTHER, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1970 PAGE 15 N.Y, PIGS TAKING PANTHER 21 TO PIG PEN oe ad TWO OF N.Y, 21 -- LEE ROPER (LEFT) ALI-BAY HASSAN (RIGHT) 8 PANTHERS DEFENDED THEMSELVES AND THE COMMUNITY FROM 400 FASCIST STORM TROOPERS FOR 5 HOURS, FROM THIS OF FICE, WELTON ARMSTEAD 17 SIDNEY MILLER 21 eack some receptive ear, that another hand stretch out to take up weapons and that other men come forward tom fone our Ameral dirge with the staceato of ma hing guns and new cries of battle and victory. CHE GUEVARA LARRY ROBERSON 20 FRED HAMPTON 21 MARK CLARK 22 THE INVINCIBLE THOUGHTS OF THE BLACK PANTHER PARTY CAN NEVER BE DESTROYED BECAUSE THEY'RE MANIFESTED IN THE PEOPLE 4. Aegue Aw Los & Mere rt 4 twet Killed by pedtire & Crtoher Ef, 1968 (or 19 Seetile, Washington wen 1m ate, THE BLACK PANTHER, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1970 PAGE 18 MINISTER OF INFORMATION, ELDRIDGE CLEAVER STANDS IN FRONT OF OAKLAND OFFICE AFTER DRUNKEN PIGS SHOT IT UP ‘ i a INSANE, FOUL PIGS BROKE DOWN DOOR TO THE HOME OF ELDRIDGE AND KATHLEEN CLEAVER ONCE, ‘ : ; $ PIGS BLOCKING OFF ENTRANCE TO BLACK PANTHER PARTY, S.F. OFFICE moe fe Fm —— — ee NS ie Lre ee —_ apy ket => — DUE TO PIG REPRESSION WE WERE NOT ABLE TO PRINT ALL OF THE HAR- ASSMENTS WE HAVE BEEN SUBJECTED TO, UNITED STATES MAIL PIGS BLOCK OUR MAIL AND WE HAVE NOT RECIEVED ALL OF THE HARASSMENT LISTS FROM ALI OF THE CHAPTERS AND BRANCHES THER ARE MANY THAT HAVE NOT BEEN RECORD- ED, HOWEVER THOSE THAT WE HAVE COM- PILED ARE EVIDENCE ENOUGH TO PROVE THAT THE POLIC ARE FASCIST, GASTAPO PIGS THi TOTAL AMOUNT OF MONE WE HAVE PAID ON BAILS AND FINES SINCI THE BEGINNING OF THE BLACK PANTHE! PARTY UNTIL 1969 IS APPROXINATEL $5, 240,568.00 ‘ » Sa x — RACIST PIGS SHOOT UP HOUSES IN THE BLACK COMMUNITY DURING APRIL 6, 1968 SHOOTOUT City & State Name Charge vt Chicago, Mlinols Billy Brooks 16 Panthers Indicted UUW - consp. and kidnapping, ag- praveres. battery va King © Christina May Same Fred Hampton eae Jerry Dunningan oe Nathanial Junior Same ‘ Merill Harvey Same William 0’ Neal Same David Valentine Same James White Same Wilmer Angrum Same Richard Powell Same Robert Bruce Same William Ivory Same Harlor Walton Same Charles Martis Same 2 10, 1969 Brooklyn, N.Y. Harold Butler Arrested for harassment 1, 1969 Los Angeles, California Roben Cadell 245 - robbery ; june 14, 1969 Los Angeles, California Roger Lewis Susp. murder - 182 | |\ See i t | June 15, 1969 San Diego, California Panther office Office raided F + ‘e' , June 15, 1969 Sacramento, California Panther office Office raided ‘ “| ae Z ‘ b & ‘june 16, 1969 San Francisco, California Lauryn Williams Traffic ticket 5.00 My } ») June 17, 1969 Chicago, Illinois William O'Neal Poss. narcotics 1,000 , J ek Robert Bruce Same 1,000 June 19, 1969 Chicago, [linois David Smith Arrested selling papers 25 c June 23, 1969 Los Angeles, California Roger Lewis Susp. murder - 182 pe ve June 23, 1969 Los Angeles, California Elmer ‘'G"’ Pratt Susp, murder - 182 a] - June 26, 1969 Milwaukee, Wisconsin Jessie White Carrying concealed weapon 350 Leslie Mays Same Raymond Owens Same - nGrawford June 30, 1969 Los Angeles, California _ - July, 1969 Jersey City, N.J. call aoe, July, 1969 Jersey City, N. . r * July, 1969 Peekskill, N.Y ms July, 1969 New York, N.Y , pending July 3, 1969 Chicago, llinols 5 ; ra Ec | July 4, 1969 & Pending reduced to Interfering y Same 4 Same \ * ADW (dre ind battery) } Vernon Bowen Stopped In car by Hudson police, threatened with arrest for no re- FI gistration and faulty tires ; Charles Miller Same Same * Sister Shakur Same Same ' | Ronnie Carter Same Same San Diego, California Jimmy Johnson Concealed weapons and grand auto . theft Ronald Freeman Same Gloria Shields Same San Diego, California Robert Willfams Murder San Diego, California Grace Miller Poss, weapon ‘0, Illinois Larry Roberson Attempted murder (shot in leg, Saiens stomach and thigh) } Grady Moore Also arrested re above —<_ THE BLACK PANTHER, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1970 PAGE 20 City & State Name Charge or Act Bail Disposition—Status Incarcerated - pending, goes to plea 11/28/69 - no trial date set July 17, 1969 Los Angeles, Calif. Arthur Leacue 182 PC. murder Suly 17, 1969 Los Angeles, Calif, Otis Grimes Fed. charge, harboring fugitive, 28,125 Dropped failure to disperse 500 Set for Oct. 22, 1969 Jersey City, N.J, Leo Wilkerson Interfering with police officer 5 July 17, 1969 Albany, N.Y. Vernon Bowen FBI went to home to question about BPP July 22, 1969 July 23, 1969 Baltimore, Maryland Mahonney Kissima Kebe Poss. deadly weapon(carryingma- 1,000 Not guilty chete - full view) Arrested at Panther house, police Case dismissed after held 4 days July 23, 1969 Bronx, N.Y. Thelma Davis forced way into house July 28, 1969 Chicago, Mlinois Billie ‘‘Che’’ Brooks Violation of probation Case continued Chicago, Illinois Lockett Bibbs Traffic violation $25 Chicago, Illinois John Brakes Poss. of marijuana 1,000 Tom Mays Same 1,000 John Preston Same 1,000 Larry Moody Same 1,000 Hand Gaddis Same Jersey City, N.J, Leo Wilkerson Defacing public monument 500 Set for Oct, 22, 1969 Chicago, Mlinois Second office raid 45 min, shootout, police attempt to burn office down, $500 stolen and food destroyed Pete Hayman (or Hynam) e above, charged attempted mur- 20,000 der and UUW (beaten and rqd. hos- pitalization) the Alvin Jefferies Same 20,000 Larry White Same 20,000 July 31, 1969 Henry Christian ADW, dropped to 415 and battery Pending Los Angeles, Calif July 31, 1969 Los Angeles, Calif, Lemuel James ADW, dropped to 415 and battery 625 Pending Loltering 135 Pending July, 1969 San Francisco, California Felton Adams yw Aug. 1969 Milwaukee, Wisc, Richard Smith \y \ Curfew violation Released to parents Richard Smith 4 Same - following week Released to parents Richard Smith Arrested crossing incorrectly at intersection Richard Smith Arrested Investigating arrest of two sisters; Richard Smith Arrested selling papers, for lt- tering, jaywalking or Just walking ug, 1969 Eugene, Oregon Artie Cox 1) Charged ex-con inposs. offire- 56,000 Pending Ist charge arm 2) Threat to commit felony Not guilty 2nd charge Chicago, Ilinols William O' Neal Was refused sale of firearms Randle Rollins Murder Jacke Robinson Same Chicago, Illinois San Francisco, Calif. Lucky Jenkins Blocking sidewalk, disturbing 135 Pending peace, obscenity San Francisco, Calif. Sharla Hampton Loitering 22.50 Pending San Francisco, Calif, Gail Spiilard Loltering 22.50 Pending Los Angeles, Calif. Paul Cross Murder(dropped to manslaughter?) Been in Old County Jail since 8/12, parole hold, trial set 11/24/69 Los Angeles, Calif, Roger Lewis Murder - dropped to manslaughter Extradited from Texas 8/12; in New County Jail and trial set for 11/24/69 New York, N.Y. Robert Moore Selling papers without permit Out, case pending New York, N.Y. Eula May Fischer Selling papers without permit Out, case pending Lovetta X. Brown Stopped by police, submitted to search after having gun pointed at her; Milwaukee, Wisc, Emanuel Dozier Attempted murder, resisting ar- rest, failure to register firearm Chicago, Illinois Milwaukee, Wisc. Lovetta X. Brown Stopped in car } Aug. 4, 1969 Brooklyn, N.Y. Ricardo DeLeon Consp. armed robbery, poss, wea- pons Same Wilbert Thomas ug. 9, 1969 Aug. 10, 1969 Aug. 10, 1969 Aug. 10. 1969 ug. 11, 1969 City & State Brooklyn, N.Y, Chicago, lilinols Connecticut Milwaukee, Wisc Albany, N.Y. Richmond, Calif Baltimore, Md Baltimore, Md Baltimore, Md Oakland, Calif, / bu Name Al Caine Willie Calvin Dave Quick William Jackson Douglas Miranda John Cheetum Ida Watson Earl W. Leverette Ronnie Carter Vernon Bowen Mwasi Richmond office Charles Jackson Angeline Edison Larry Wallace June Hilliard and *'G" THE BLACK PANTHER, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1970 PAGE 21 Charge or Act Bail Consp, to commit armed robbery, 50,000 and 75,000 poss, dangerous weapons, assault poss. stolen car Charge of fictitious license plates, no city sticker and poss, stolen property Car theft, interstate travel in sto- 5,000 len car, consp. to steal car 3 Same 7,500 Same 15,000 Same 15,000 Same (driver of car) 100,000 Stopped in car, held for an hour, then charged with forgery Harassed selling papers Same Same Attempted raid, police withdrawal after attempt announced on radio Disorderly conduct Disorderly conduct Disorderly conduct and poss wea- pons Arrested poss. dangerous drugs 3,000 bond 3,000 bond Disposition—Status Incarcerated Fined $35, suspended sentence Dropped Suspended 6 mos,, 18 months pro- bation Dropped - had prescription for medicine | ey Ps - ye me JUNE HILLIARD ASS1, CHIEF OF STAFF **G"" DEP, MINISTER OF DEFENSE B.P,P. BoP srs ug, 12, 1966 (trial date) Aug. 16, 1969 Aug. 18, 1969 Aug. 18, 1969 ug. 19, 1969 Aug. 19, 1969 Aug. 20, 1969 Ug. 21. 1969 Aug. 21, 1969 right BOBBY SEALE CHAIRMAN B.P.P, POLITICAL PRISONER Baltimore, Md Chicago, Ilinots Milwaukee, Wise Milwaukee Brooklyn, Oakland, ¢ Oakland, Oakland, Oakland, Oakland, Sandra Sharp Joseph Gray Nate Bellamy Karen Bunay Leroy Fludd Bobby Seale Bobby Seale Bobby Seale Emory Douglas Iymbo Sudan Disorderly conduct Aggravated battery Threatened with parking tcketl; threatened with arrest for talking with people about arrest of sister for jaywalking Arrested for disorderly conduct about jaywalking ticket Resisting arrest felonious assault Kidnapped by FBI, charged mur- der, torture, kidnapping and un- lawful flight (Fed, charges) Released on 25,000 cash ball, ar- rested as left courtroom, on state warrant - charge ‘fugitive from justice’’ and rearrested Denied ball on new charge \ssaulting police officer Contempt of court (clenched fist salute in court) Dropped 5 days and $900 ‘THE BLACK PANTHER, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1970 PAGE 22 Aug. 19 or 20, 1969 Aug. 28, 1969 City & State Milwaukee, Wise. Chicago, Illinots Lovetta X, Brown Billy ''Che'' Brooks Charge or Act Stopped in car Attempted murder 1,000 Disposition — Status Aug, 29, 1969 Milwaukee, Wisc, Jesse White Police tried to take papers, and harassed in several incidents Aug, 1969 Milwaukee, Wisc. Jaki Simpson Harassed, red baited by police Aug. 31, 1969 New Haven, Conn. Vernon Miller Breach of peace, and loitering 25 and 500 bond Pending, set 9/23/69 Henry Mitchell Same Same Same Sept. 1969 New York David Conyer Attempted murder, conspiracy 50,000 Still incarcerated, case pending Sept, 1969 Bronx, N.Y. Butch Innis Arrested selling papers Released Sept. 1, 1969 San Francisco, Callf. Kathleen Burfice U turn $19.00 Lucky Jenkins $19.00 Sept, 2, 1969 New Haven, Conn, Clarence Johnson Breach of peace abusing police 10 and 200 bond Trial date 9/23/69 officer, resisting arrest : Henry Mitchell Same 10 and 200 bond Same Sept. 2, 1969 New Haven, Conn. Elizabeth Bragg Abusing police officer, breach of 10 and 200 bond Suspended sentence, 1 year pro- peace bation Sept, 3, 1969 San Francisco, Calif, Fred Bennett $5 traffic ticket Sept. 3. 1969 San Francisco, Calif Lucky Jenkins $3 traffic ticket Sept, 6, 1969 Baltimore, Md. Steve McCutchen Resisting arrest, hindering arrest 500 Pending Sept. 5, 1969 Baltimore, Md. Sandra Wallace Assaulting police officer, resisting 500 Found guilty, fined $120 arrest Sept. 5, 1969 Baltimore, Md John Clark Resisting, hinderingarrest (beaten 1.000 Pending when apprehended) Sept. 5, 1969 Baltimore, Md. Sandra Wallace Arrested going to ald of brothers 500 Found guilty, fined $120 John Clark and Steve McCutchen (re previous arrest case) Sept. 5, 1969 Baltimore, Md. Sherry Brown Resisting, hindering arrest (re 1,000 plus 1,500 On Sept, 12, bail raised to 2,500 above) (in jail) Sept. 5, 1969 Los Angeles, Calif, Daniel Rainey No ID Released, charge dropped Sept. 8, 1969 Los Angeles, Calif. George Smith Poss, illegal weapon, suspicion Dropped, released 9/10 murder (arrested at Watts Break- fast Program) Lemmiel Jones Same Same Melvin Johson Same Same Walter Ray Pope Same Same, released 9/8 Bruce Edwards Same Same, released 9/8 Sept. 8, 1969 Los Angeles, Calif, Althea MceZeal Taken for questioning, no charge Released Virgil smith given, susp, robbery and traffic Released 9/10; $25 or two days warrant on traffic warrant; other charge dropped Sept. 8. 1969 Los Angeles, Calif. Luxey Irwin Attempted murder, robbery and Arraigned 9/15 secretly incar- cerated Robert Willlams Verna Bagigion kidnapping Attempted murder, kidnapping robbery and Reckless abuse of highway by pe- Arraigned 9/17 secrotty cerated” Trial set 9/18/69 : SR ghar gO ie PPI i gt ae ae aaa PIERO: 26 AOR tg sae at ee ie ; , fpfass eae La Tsept. 10, 1969 | @ate of conviction) Sept. 10, 1969 _ | Sept. 10, 1969 _ | Sept. 10, 1969 J sept, 11, 1969 4 Sept. 11, 1969 Sept. 11, 1969 Sept. 11, 1969 Sept. 11, 1969 Sept. 11, 1969 Sept. 12. 1969 City & State Brooklyn, N.Y. Chicago, [linols Los Angeles, Calif. Los Angeles, Calif. San Diego, Callf. San Diego, Calif. San Diego, Calif. San Diego, Calif, San Diego, Calif. Los Angeles, Callf Los Angeles, Calif White Plains, N.Y. PIGS ATTACK SAN DIEGO OFFICE Sept. 13, 1969 Sept. 14, 1969 Sept. 14, 1969 Sept. 14, 1969 Sept. 16, 1969 Sept. 17, 1969 Sept, 17. 1969 _ [Sept 17, 1969 | Sept, 19, 1969 Sept, 20, 1969 i ‘ A) | Sept. 25, 1069 a 1969 zee > San Diego, Calif. Los Angeles, Calif Los Angeles, Calif, Los Angeles, Calif. Los Angeles, Calif. Los Angeles, Calif, San Diego, Callf. San Diego, Calf. Los Angeles (or San Diego) Callf, L.A. or San Diego, Callf, L.A. or San Diego Brooklyn, N.Y. David Conyer Robert White Robert Bryan Virgil Smith Willie Ward Deborah DeRowen Gloria Bolten Plez Bolden Gloria Green Bruce Edwards Al Amour Thomas Bennett Theodore Corbett Gloria Shields Evon-Anderson Charles James Walter Ray Pope Bruce Richards Walter Ray Pope Glenda Joseph Brenda Frank Robert Bryan Craig Williams Willie Ward Sonny Barnet Henry Christain Willie Ward Sonny Barnet Jeffrey Jennings Robert Calimee Anthony Dumas Desimond Miller Moe Moran Gloria Shields Walter Wallace Tamika Warren Ronnie Carter THE BLACK PANTHER, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1970 PAGE 23 Charge or Act Bail Consp, to commit murder, consp, 50,000 to commit armed robbery, at- tempted armed robbery Armed robbery Grand theft - gun 625 Grand theft - gun Traffic ticket Armed robbery Re above (De Rowen case), held for questioning at Juvenile Hall (since then charged with being a runaway, and attempted murder) Armed robbery 350 Same as above No ID Susp. burglary, receiving stolen goods (went to court 9/16) Traffic warrant (went to court 9/15) Harassment 200 Same 200 Selling newspapers 35 Ten traffic warrants 100 No, ID, later traffic warrant 15 Harboring fugitive Susp. robbery Susp. robbery Same Same Same Same Disturbing peace and disorderly 65 conduct Susp. robbery 5,000 Disturbing peace Same 125 Susp. armed robbery Same Same Same Same Same Same Same Same Same Assault 1,000 Disposition — Status Found guilty of armed robbery In Detroit, Mich. Pending Released on OR 11.50 Charge dropped, released 9/13 In custody Ball revoked, arrested in court for being late, bail reinstated Held for questioning, Juvenile Hall Charge dropped Found guilty, $10 fine Same Judge ordered release on OR, charges dropped 9/16 Nine suspended, one $10 fine 9/16 - ticket suspended 9/14 charge dropped Dropped 9/16 Charge dropped that night Same Same Dropped, released 9/18 Dropped, released 9/17 Judge ordered release on OR Released 9/17, charges dropped Pending Released OR, charges dropped Released on OR, charge dropped Same Same Same “ Same Same Same Same Same Same a> ae. Sept. 26, 1069 Sept. 1969 . Oct, 4, 1969 Oct, 4, 1969 Oct, 4, 1969 Oct. 4, 1969 Oct, 6, 1969 Oct. 8, 1969 ae Oct, 9, 1969 Oct. 10, 1969 Oct, 15, 1969 _- JOct. 16, 1969 Oct, 16, 1969 Oct. 17, 1969 Oct. 18, 1969 Oct, 18, 1969 4 . 18, 1969 . 20, 1969 ; t, 20, i9uy Joct, 22, 1969 ~~ -Joct. 29, 1969, i igi Jor: 29. 1969 » Joe 29. 1989 eqn oe : | elects FEBRUARY 21, 1970 PAGE 24 < nth Los Angeles or San Diego Odis Moran L.A. or San Diego Willle Ward Zeke Tate Jimmy Johnson Anthony Dumas Sonny Barnet Oneal Ackles. Los Angelos, Calif. Homaine Fitzgerald San Francisco, Calif, John Brown San Diego or L.A., Cali!, O'Neal Ackles San Diego or L.A.. Calf Zeke Tate Third office raid Re above Billy ‘‘Che"’ Brooks Terry Watson Brad Green Morris Brown Larry Moody Wade Frison Jere] Hawkins Chicago, Mlinois White Plains, N.Y Bernard Clark San Diego or L.A., Calif, Moe Moran Chicago, Illinois Robert White Bronx, N.Y, Thelma Davis Los Angeles, Calif. Bobby Davis White Plains, N.Y, Theodore Corbett William Cook Daniel Peace Chicago, Illinols Carsell Jones White Plains, N.Y. William Cook Jamaica, N.Y. Lenny Spriggs San Diego or L.A,, Calif. William Perifoy San Diego or L.A,, Calif. Charles James Los Angeles, Callf, Virgil Smith San Diego or L.A.. Calif. Bruce Richards San Diego or L.A., Calif, Gwen Goodloe San Diego or L.A,, Calif, Jimmy Johnson San Diego or L.A., Calif, Horrowpse Moore San Diego or L,A,, Calit, Bernanrd Smith San Diego or L,A., Calit. Will Stafford $an Diego or L.A., Calif, Paul Redd San Diego or L.A., Calif. Isath Huston San Diego or L.A,, Callf, John Wastington Peekskill, N.Y. Lawrence Newkirk Charge or Act Bail te a Warrant Susp, burglary, receiving stolen goods Same Same Same Same Same Two charges murder, two sepa- rate cases Bench warrant 41.50 Bench warrant Loitering Seven arrested: Attempted murder 10,000 Same 20,000 Same 20,000 Same 10,000 Same 10,000 Same 10,000 Same 10.000 Unlawful table in front of office 500 Bench warrant Armed robbery Harassed by police while selling papers Spitting on sidewalk Obstructing gov, adm,, trespass- ing and loitering Same Same Theft 50 Picked up by police, taken to head- quarters, told not to sell papers, released Harassment Disturbing peace 625 Poss. sawed off shotgun 1,500 In raid on Watts office, charged No ball poss, illegal weapon Attempted murder 15.000 Disturbing peace 125 Disturbing peace 125 Disturbing peace 125 No Ib No TD No 1D No Ib Disturbing peace Carrying deadly weapon Disposition — Status é “— Dropped Dropped Dropped ; 4 Dropped , ne Dropped rail (fe Dropped | - 4 tot; Picked up 9/26/69 . bee ~ ay \J : @ ‘Sa em a Dropped pa 7 a Dropped / Pep 3 a 2 Found guilty, fine of $25 ‘a Dropped Sentenced in Detrolt 15-50 years Placed on parole hold,then sen- tenced to @ mos, because legal guardian refused to take Into custody Jury trial set 12/3/69 Out on bail Same ; Same Released on OR, case pending Pending Pending Due to parole hold Parole hold-pending Pending ' Pending Pending Dropped Dropped Dropped se Dropped. EMORY DOUGLAS ‘ MIN, OF CULTURE ’ . | r| . Date City & State Name ~ [Nov. 1969 Paris, France Emory Douglas r Judi Douglas Don Cox s Nov. 11, 1969 New Haven, Connecticut Elise Nov, 11, 1969 New Haven, Connecticut Regina Burruss Nov, 18, 1969 Los Angeles, Calif Russell Washington Nov. 19, 1969 Los Angeles, Calif, John Washington Mike Kynem Nov, 19, 1969 Los Angeles, Calif Paul Redd Jackle Johnson Nov. 19, 1969 Los Angeles, Calif. Craig Willlams Nov. 20, 1969 Albany, New York Panther office Nov, 22, 1969 San Diego, Callf, sloria Shields Karen Bridges 4 Willie Ward Desimond Miller O' Neal Ackles Vernon Gomes Gwen Randolph Dec, 1969 Oakland, Calif, David Hilliard Dec, W. Germany Big Man ii W ill kill in the way freedom. ree : DAVID HILLIARD CHIEF OF STAFF B.P.P. a _ pDec. 2, 1969 Bronx, N.Y Nat Shanks t ii Dee. 1969 Queens, N.Y \ Dee, 1969 Manhattan, N.9 THE BLACK PANTHER JUDI DOUGLAS Charge or Act Bail Trip to Algiers, harassed by cus- toms officials at Air France, threatened with arrest, materials confiscated, belongings photo- graphed, Judy strip searched. Arrested while putting upposters, which were torn down by police; crowd gathered; Elise told people to go home, was arrested for say- ing “‘All Power to the People’’ Beaten re above incident for ask- ing why sister under arrest clubbed in legs and stomach (is five months pregnant) Others also arrested and beaten Disturbing peace and traffic war- 315 rants Susp, robbery No ID Traffic warrants Office shot at, bricks thrown through windows (office just opened Nov. 10) Office raided, all persons present arrested » above, pos mawed off shotgun oame Same Same Same Same Same Charged (Fed, indictment) threat- ening life of president Refused entry into W. Germany DEP. MINISTER OF INFORMATION , SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1970 PAGE 25 DON COX FIELD MARSHAL Disposition — Status Plus $25 traffic ticket Dropped Dropped Dropped Dropped $190.50 (needed?) Held Released on OR Same Same Same Held on traffic warrants Released on OR Same SURROUNDED 8Y W. GERMAN PIGS Followed by police officer while asking merchants for donations to breakfast program merchants told by officer not to donate. Approx, 10 cases pending in Queens, offenses stem from sell- ing Panther papers Seven new arrests for selling papers All bailed out, cases pending THE BLACK PANTHER, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1970 PAGE 26 Date City & State Name Charge or Act Bail Disposition — Status Oct. 1969 Chicago, Illinois Bobby Seale Brutally beaten, chained and gagged by Federal marshalls by order of Judge Julius Hoffman inside court- room for demanding his constt- tutional rights. BOBBY SEALE CHAIRMAN B.P.P. POLITICAL PRISONER SHACKLED LIKE A SLAVE Dec, 4, 1969 Chicago, Nlionis Attack on home Killed Fred Hampton and Mark > Clark, others wounded, others arrested Am KIDNAPPED. PIGS RANSACKED THE WHOLE OFFICE, U.S. TACTICS IN THE BLACK COMMUNI TY four years contempt of court. City & State Los Angeles, Calif Name Police raid on office Elmer ''G"* Pratt Robert Bryan Paul Redd Melvin Smith Renee Moore George Young Bernard Smith Wayne Pharr Jackle Johnson Lioyd Mims Willie Safford Roland Freeman Saundra Pratt Cralg Williams Al Armour Sharon Williams Isaih Houston Tommye Willlams Kathy Kimbrough Evon Anderson John Washington MEL VIN THE BLACK PANTHER, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1970 PAGE 27 Charge or Act Eleven charged with conspiracy to commit murder and consp, to possess illegal weapons; Seven charged poss. illegal wea- pons to wit: a bomb ~ : ' ELMER “‘G” PRATT 30,000 10,000 10,000 30,000 5,000 5,000 5,000 10,000 10,000 10,000 10,000 10,000 5,000 5,000 10,000 5,000 5,000 10,000 TOMMYE Disposition — Status Out on ball Out on ball Marine hold (AWOL) Out on ball Out on bail Out on ball Out on ball Out on ball Out on ball Out on ball Released Released Released WILLIE THE BLACK PANTHER, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1970 PAGE 28 The Black Panther Newspaper Faces Conspiracy Frame-up San Francisco. Jan. 17 -- <A fed- eral Grand Jury probe here Is threatening the Black Panther Par- ty with possible indictments un- der, a federal conspiracy law or under the Smith ‘thought-control’’ Act On Jan. 14, three Black Panthers, Raymond ‘‘Masal"’ Hewitt, mana- ging editor of the Black Panther newspaper, John Seale, the paper's production manager and brother of BPP Chairman BobbySeale, and Samuel Napier, the paper's circu- lation manager, were called te- fore the Grand jury to testify on their activities in publishing the Panther’s weekly newspaper, San Franciscoattorney, Charles Garry, who has been the Panthers general counsel for the past two years, said he advised his clients to neither testify nor to produce the records sought by the govern- ment. All three Panthers took the fifth amendment and were dis- missed until Feb. Il when the gril- ling will continue } The federal Grand Jury probe, which is being handled by a team of lawyers from the Justice De- partment’s criminal «division in Washington, has been conducted Since at least April 1969. At that time the government announced they were looking into possible violations of the Smith Act. Thisact permits imprison- ment solely for the advocacy of ideas, It provides a maximun pen- alty of 20 yoars imprisonment and @ $20 ,000 fine, In addition, the investigators are looking into possibilities for indic- ting the Panthers for‘‘mail fraud"’ involving contributions to the party and its several defense funds and for interstate travel for ‘‘violent'’ purposes. The Panthers and their lawyer, Garry, have vowed to fight these additional pernicious attempts to crush the Black Panther Party. The greatestpossible support is needed to carry out this fight. SEIZE THE TIME! . ~ SUBSRIBE 10, “THE BLACK PANTHER COMMUNITY NEWS SERVICE” Huey would say, “a newspaper 2s the voice of a party, the voice of the Panther must be heard throughout the land.” The line dividing the progressive people from the machinery of oppression is ever widening as the people begin to realize thar there can no longer be a middle of the road position with regards to freedom for the people of the world; however, it has only been within the past four years that the ameriKKKan people have shed their rose-colored glasses and patriotic blinders to face the reality of what their country was doing to the world’s popu- lation. With the realization of the riKKKan role came the closer ex- ation of all the things that had really never been questioned before....the ‘amerikKKan dream’, the foreign policy, the treatment of minority peoples within this society, the real role of the ‘police’ and the press. We found we as citizens of this country were being Kept duped by the govern- ment and kept misinformed by the mass media, In an effort to give the facts to the peo- ple, the so-called ‘underground press’ developed with various groups setting up newspapers and magazines with differing emphasis. The Black Panther Party Black Community News Service was created to present factual, reliable information tothe people. The Black Panther Party has been or- ganized to serve the needs of the peo- ple of the Black community and to educate and politicize the masses of Black people, but the Black Panther Party realizes thar racism can only be eliminated by solidarity among op- pressed people and the educating of ail the people. Ik is the news and problems of Black and oppressed peo- ple in ameriKKKa that are dealth with in the Black Panther Party along with international news. The Black Panther Party Black Community News Service is the alternative to the ‘government ap- July 1967--Minister of Defense, Huey P. Newton (right) and Chairman, Bobby Seale (left), reading an early edition of B,P,P. Newspaper at the home of Eldridge Cleaver, Minister of In- formation B.P.P. proved’ stories presented in the mass media and the prucuct of an effort to present the not stories as dictated by the oppressor, but as seen from the other end ofa gun, ALL POWER TO THE PEOPLE! SEIZE THE TIME! Enter my subscription for (check box): Foreign y Subscriptions Subscriptions 3 MONTHS; (13 ISSUES) o 6 MONTHS; (26 ISSUES) ONE YEAR; (52 ISSUES) (please print) NAME ADDRESS [ada SE ee STATE/ZIP @ ___. COUNTRY ee PLEASE MAIL CHECK MINISTRY OF INFORMATION, BLACK PANTHER PARTY, OR MONEY ORDER TO: * Box 2967, Custom House, San Francisco, CA 94126 TIME ELAINE BROWN Desig In all societies, the way of life of the people, their culture, mores, customs, etc., evolve from the economic basis of that society. The United States is 4 capitalist society, the system of capitalism being one of exploitation of man by man, with by-products such as racism, religious chauvinism, sexual chauvinism, and unnatural divisions among the people. In other words, it’s a dog-eat-dog society But it's not a dog-eat-dog world Men are not innately greedy, nor are they innately uncooperative with each other. Therefore, it is our goal, it is the goal of the Black Panther Party, and must be the goal of all men, to create conditions in which men can start being human, can begin to cooperate with each other, can live with each other, in fact, in peace. Men cannot do this without an arena in which to do so, In other words, in an exploita tive system men are forced to exploit. In an unkind system, men are forced to be unkind. In a world of inhumanity, men will be inhuman. In a society that is warmongering, men will war. These are the aspects or the way of life of a people who are part of a capitalist system And songs are a part of the culture of society. Art, in general, is that. Songs, like all art forms, are an expression of the feelings and thoughts, the desires and hopes, and so forth, of a people. They are no more than that. A song cannot change a situation, because a song does not live and breathe. People do And so the songs in this album are a statement — by, of, and for the people. All the people. A state Ment \o say Wal we, the masses of people have had a game run on us; a game that made us think that it was necessary for our survival to grab from each other, to take what we wanted as individuals from any other individuals or groups, or to exploit each other. And so, the statement is that some of us have understood that it is absolutely essential for our survival to do just the opposite. And that, in fact, we DIG By Eldridge Cleaver THE BLACK PANTHER, SATURDAY, FFRRUARY 21, 1970 PAGE 29 SEIZE THE TIME REVOLUTIONARY ALBUM NOW AVAILABLE The revolutionary album called The album fs being distributed “Seize The Time’ by Elaine Brown, to record sh ps and will be avajj- thet the Black Panther Party has able S00n, You can obtain the album promised tc * people since Oc- now at; tober is now on § a le . Elaine, Deputy Minister of In- Black Panther Party formation of the Southern Calif-. National Distribution ornia Chapter, whose es you Tel: 415-922-6322 have heard live at our rallies and Speaking engagements, has taped jack Panther Party the feelings of the Black Panther National Headquarters Party and is inviting the people to ‘Tel: 415-845-0103 enjoy and learn words to the Songs are printed on the Inside of the wover), and begin to have southern California Chapter deeper understanding of your Van- Slack Panther f arty guard Party. Tet: 713-235-412 1 By Emory have always had the power to do it. The power to determine our destinies as human beings and not allow them to be determined by the few men who now determine them. That.we were always human and always had this power. But that we never recognized that, for we were deluged, bombarded, mesmerized by the trinkets of the ruling class. And this means all of us: Black, Mexican, White, Indian, Oriental, Gypsy, all who are members of the working class, of the non working class (that is, those who don't have jobs), all who are oppressed This means all of us have this power, But the power only belongs to all of us, not just some or one, but all. And that was the trick. That was the thing we never understood, And that is what statement these songs make ALL POWER TO THE PEOPLE. SEIZE THE TIME Je ee Elaine Brown Deputy Minister of Information Southern California Chapter Black Panther Party From ‘‘Revolulion and Education’’ ..the process of breaking out of slavery, the process of breaking out of a set of so- cial arrangements, of a social organization that is killing this named vevolution;...yvevolution is a glorious term, us, process its il’s a term to be proud of, and we should know that we are morally right, we are right in every sense of the term, that the oppressor is the one who is wrong; and thal the oppressor has no rights, which the op- pressed are bound to respect...’’ $3.50 Per ALBUM P23 Rae eeasnoes MAIL ORDER BLANK (1 ED BS 2) ee a ~ B.P.P. MIN OF INFORMATION BOX 2967, CISEZE THE- TMF) sh eens ELERILGE CLEAVER MINISTER OF INFORMATION BLACK PANTHER PARTY Please send me S.F., CA. 94126 ODIG Enclosed is my check___ Money Order _____ Amount plus postage Ss PLEASE SEND ALBUM TO Name Address City State___--- Se \ THE BLACK PANTHER, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1970 PAGE 30 ‘BLACK COMMUNITY NEWS SERVICE PUBLISHED WEEKLY BY THE BLACK PANTHER PAR : . EDITORIAL STAFF CENTRAL COMMITTEE OF OF THE THE BLACK PANTHER BLACK PANTHER PARTY : bo ——$——— Political Prisoner: Political Prisoner; : Minister of Defense Minister of Defense HUEY P, NEWTON HUEY P. NEWTON Political Prisoner: Political Prisoner: Chairmon Chairman BOBBY SEALE BOBBY SEALE Editor Minister of Information Minster of Information ELORIDGE CLEAVER ELDRIDGE CLEAVER Chief of Staff Monaoging Editor DAVID HILUARD Deputy Minister of Information BIG MAN : Field Marshall DON COX Revolutionary Artist end Ley-out Minister of Education NATIONAL HEADQUARTERS Minister of Culture RAY “MASAI HEWITT EMORY DOUGLAS Minister of Finance BERKELEY, CALIFORNIA rate JOHN SEALE Minister of Foreign Affairs Every member of the BLACK PANTHER PARTY throughout this countrys of racist America must abide by these rules as functional mem- Co-Editors ee ee bers of this party. CENTRAL COMMITIEER members, CENTRAL Prime Minister STAFES, and LOCAL STAFFS, including all captains subordinate to cither national, state, and locul leadership of the BLACK PANTHER PARTY will enforce these rules. Length of suspension of other dis- Distribution Manager Communications Secretory ; ciplinary action necesury for violation of these rules will depend on ANDREW AUSTIN KATHLEEN CLEAVER national decisions by national, state of state urea, and focal commitices and staffs where said rule of rules of the BLACK PANTHER PARTY WERE VIOLATED. Every member of the party must know these verhutum by heurt, And apply them daily. Each member must report any violation of these rules to their leadership of they ure counter-revolutionary and are also subjected to suspension by the BLACK PANTHER PARTY Circulation Minister of Culture SAM NAPIER EMORY DOUGLAS The editorial and production cost of THE BLACK PANTHER News- paper have increased considerably. We would like to continue increasing weekly circulation and our national and interna- . tional news coverage. To do this we need your aid. Please send us news items, general information, and contributions. Help us distribute and get new subscriptions to The Black Panther - : THE RULES ARE: 1. No party member can have narcotics or weed in his possession newspaper. Submit tc while doing party work. 2. Any party member found shooting narcotics will be expelled from this party. 4. No party member cun be DRUNK while dilay daily party work. 4. No party member will violate rules relating to office work, general meetings of the BLACK PANTHER PARTY, and mectings of the BLACK PANTHER PARTY ANYWHERE, 5. No party member will USE. POINT, of FIRE a weapon of any kind unnecessarily or accidentally at anyone. 6. No party member can join any other army force other than the BLACK LIBERATION ARMY. 7. No purty member. can have a weapon in his possession while DRUNK or loaded off narcotics or weed, &. No parts member will commit any crimes against other parts members or BLACK people at all. and cannot steal or take from the people, net even a needle of a picce of thread, 9. When arrested BLACK PANTHER MEMBERS will pive only name, address, und will sign nothing. Legal first aid must be understood bs all Parts members. 10. The Ten Poiot Program and platform of the BLACK PANTHER PARTY must be known and understood by each Party member. 11. Party Communications must be National and Local. 12. The 10-10-10-progeam should be koown by ull members and alse understood by all members. 13. All Finance officers will operate under the jurisdiction of the Ministers of Finance. 14. Fach person will submit a report of daily work, 1. Bach Sub-Seetion Lewler Seetion baader, Lieutenant, and Captain must submit Daily reports of work BLACK PANTHER NEWSPAPER 3106 SHATTUCK AVE. . BERKELEY, CALIF. Remember Brother Malcolin 16. All Panthers must learn to operate and service weapons correctly, 17. All Leadership personnel whe expel a member must submit this information te the Editeur of the Newspaper. so that it will be published in the paper and willbe hoown by all chapters and branches. 1K. Political Education Chasses are mandatory for general member- ship 19. Only office personnel assizned to respective offices each day should be there, VU other are to sell papers and dou Political work out in the community. including Captains. Section Loaders, ete 20. COMME NIC ATIONS — all chapters must submit weekly re. ports in writing to the National Headquarters. 21. AU Branches nest implement biest Aid and/or Medical Codres, 22. AU Chapters. Branches. and components of the BLACK PAN. THER PARTLY oest submit a months binancial Report to the Minis. tes of Pingnew, and alve the Conteal Committee, 24. Beersone ina leadership posstion mest cead oe tess than twa howe per day te heep abreast of the changing political situation 24. No chapter or bonch stall accept grants. poverty funds, oenes oan other ald fram ao) government apenes withowt comtactiog the National Headquarters 25. AU chapter niet adhere te the patios and the tleetogy tail dowe ts the CENTRAL COMMIEEERE of the AE AOR PANTIIER PARTY 26. AU Hranches mint submit weekly reports in writing te ther re- spective Chapters { -* eee Ste Pa, troeP ao “ rat rego” d4 i oeoap ahs ventans THE BLAcY’~ Fred Hampton, Deputy Chairman, Illinois Chapter, B.P. P. MURDEREC BY FASCIST PIGS ——— DEC. 4, 1969