2
utsaisps PO PSI ACV.. All MEI LOAN POUCE DEPARTMENT. W HINOTON, Watergate: Now II All Started WASHINGTON, D.C. B elow is a police blotter—a docu- ment familiar to law enforcement authorities everywhere, but which the general public seldom gets to see. This particular police blotter is per- haps the most important of its kind in U.S. history, for it marks the beginning of one of the gravest internal crises this country has ever faced—the Watergate case. It is the formal police record of the apprehension and arrest of the five men who tried to burgle the Demo- cratic National Headquarters early on the morning of June 17, 1972. Smart police work That arrest, which triggered the whole train of events climaxing in the current Senate investigation, was the result of smart police work by three Washington cops, stupidity by the five supposedly expert burglars, and sheer luck. Yet for all the subsequent publicity, most peo- ple are still unfamiliar with the tension by Fred Blumenthal and drama that took place at the Water- gate itself on the night it all began, and of the many "ifs" that played a part in the breaking of the case. If, for example, unmarked Car 727 of the Metropolitan Police Department hadn't been the particular vehicle to re- spond to the call about an apparent break-in at 2600 Virginia Ave., N.W., the whole affair might never have de- veloped. Actually, Car 727 had no business answering. Under normal circum- stances the call would have been taken by Squad Car 80, a clearly marked and easily identifiable police vehicle. But Car 80 was temporarily out of service, and No. 727 was patrolling the area. And it was manned not by three uni- formed officers, but by three casually dressed members of the "Bum Squad," or Casual Clothes Squad, Sgt. Paul Leeper and Officers John B. Barrett and Carl M. Shoffler. Leeper, who was at the wheel, was typical in his garb—a 7 sloppy golf hat, a light-blue V-necked T-shirt, light-blue trousers, brown con- struction boots and a dark-blue nylon windbreaker jacket with "George I Washington University" in white let- I ters emblazoned on his left breast. He didn't look like a cop, and he wasn't supposed to. 'That extra step' "Nearly every department has a 'Bum Squad,'" explains the 35-year-old Leeper, a 12-year veteran of the Wash- ington force, who sports a Fu Manchu moustache. "It gives us that extra step when we're covering street robberies, burglaries, and muggings. We don't come roaring up with a siren. We blend into the background. When someone's about to commit a crime he usually looks around at the last minute. With us he doesn't see anyone he's afraid of. We have a very high percentage of - ar- rests." ...REPORT OF CRIME AGAINST r PERSON OR PROPERTY I. COMPLON•lutra taw; . rel.. re a a•... ram aware Deneerwtie Rational a. coure.nr re. ryliasuir,y3 ". ?1712r . 1 "s6.90 rail& 'ZT,T.'"A:,.., . 6th n...,- 7 ''''''"*"' la, coaruara.mrs occrerelon OMO MA EMPLOYED zoordinatien national party astir B. MIMI WA V.171 OA 67:11001,77.00171 SOPS j./4-,,,y3 . AMMO. 3334759 It. OLS<MOE WOOD.. rare re ram •fEiee building 7 AEA v. rea Nr caary r , 0,,.....,,, "Wing( ' ri. ED. MIMIC OSLO TAG DCA AnD SEAM P. 1...ACATION OP CID. Milree) CO Ye. Ars. N.V. 6th floor 24 MA WOE , MODEL COLOROD IL YILLIO.I. 7.14 rOACC OA O 111. r lserpiaing Smola, ocradrivers. tape TM' No..P.E no- GOOD 0-,=TUT V. P .Watar " Mo "' d " drei Lanka anon. n. EUDIMIDIA1041 1 , .. ,I...cel 2 .A. GAG r GAG, G., ...V Graigg, Stanley repel It-1. am aroma. 5300 Briley RA, Dattelda, NJ Hoare ataxia 49.1103 mare more 3334750 ''' inslrsr s aVirAgrUruVii=lirattilt2 " 4'.:::=7,ltr` " ''''' Paw •W rCa 66 Moil . rf.a e:66 7 Burglary Tr Walden, .1 mmVM r Puluol oq . 1111 9f Wimp& n ., I7. 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Prank kills of 3315 22nd St NY eAlinG..mg , guard fer Watorgik reporter ab CEO)rs finding Da beneonst dean ao.1.,.... .1.• building resulted In the above thee be milled police end a subaoquout ...rah of the scrota. conceal.. I. . ' I (.17-72 ON7 5 " ' '''''''''''"" ' ''''''''''''' 1 .1tif/Dahk/Z5.6 5 .ZNe.. oe. ,,,,,, C;ID , M , .41 13 . 1fOUNCII 41. OR AMMO TO AL AGA 11.511737710M This police blotter, published here for the first time, is the official tran- script of the original Watergate arrests. Here are some notes to help you fol- low it. There are 45 spaces to be filled out, but not all are pertinent to this case. Space No. 1 erroneously gives the complainant's name as the Democratic National "Convention" rather than "Committee." In Space No. 8 "Burglary II" means forced entry into unoccupied premises. Space 10 indicates that the arrests took place at 2:10 a.m., Saturday, June 17, 1972. In Space 13, 0502 is a code for the data processing computer at Police Headquarters. Space 14 indicates that eight extra copies were made for distribution to various police units throughout the city. In Space 17, CB528 indicates a geo- graphical location on the Police Depart- ment's master map of the city. In Space 22, the name Stanley Greigg is that of the Executive Director of the Democratic National Committee at the time. In Space 25, the letters "WM" indi- cate "white male." The names of the arrested burglars are all aliases. In Space 40, the indication "Closed" refers only to the police phase of the case. In view of all that has followed, the term seems ironical. Space 44 bears the signature of Ser- geant Leeper. PARADE • AUGUST 76,1973

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Be

low

is a

po

lice

blo

tter—

a d

ocu

-m

en

t fam

iliar to

law

en

force

me

nt

auth

oritie

s eve

rywhere

, but w

hich

th

e g

enera

l pub

lic seld

om

gets to

see.

Th

is p

artic

ula

r po

lice

blo

tter is

pe

r-h

ap

s th

e m

ost im

po

rtan

t of its

kin

d in

U

.S. h

istory, fo

r it marks th

e b

egin

nin

g

of o

ne

of th

e g

rave

st inte

rna

l crises th

is co

untry h

as e

ver fa

ced—

the W

ate

rgate

ca

se

. It is th

e fo

rma

l po

lice

reco

rd o

f th

e a

ppre

hensio

n a

nd a

rrest o

f the five

m

en w

ho trie

d to

burg

le th

e D

em

o-

cratic N

atio

na

l He

ad

qu

arte

rs ea

rly on

th

e m

orn

ing o

f June 1

7, 1

972.

Sm

art police work

That a

rrest, w

hich

triggere

d th

e w

hole

tra

in o

f eve

nts clim

axin

g in

the cu

rrent

Senate

inve

stigatio

n, w

as th

e re

sult o

f sm

art p

olice

wo

rk by th

ree

Wa

shin

gto

n

cop

s, stup

idity b

y the

five su

pp

ose

dly

exp

ert b

urg

lars, a

nd sh

eer lu

ck. Yet fo

r all th

e su

bse

quent p

ublicity, m

ost p

eo-

ple

are

still unfa

milia

r with

the te

nsio

n

by Fred B

lumenthal

an

d d

ram

a th

at to

ok p

lace

at th

e W

ate

r-gate

itself o

n th

e n

ight it a

ll began, a

nd

of th

e m

an

y "ifs

" tha

t pla

ye

d a

pa

rt in

the

bre

akin

g o

f the

case

. If, fo

r exa

mp

le, u

nm

ark

ed

Ca

r 72

7

of th

e M

etro

po

litan

Po

lice D

ep

artm

en

t h

ad

n't b

ee

n th

e p

articu

lar ve

hicle

to re

-sp

on

d to

the

ca

ll ab

ou

t an

ap

pa

ren

t bre

ak-in

at 2

600 V

irgin

ia A

ve., N

.W.,

the w

hole

affa

ir mig

ht n

eve

r have

de-

velo

ped.

Actu

ally

, Car 7

27 h

ad n

o b

usin

ess

answ

erin

g. U

nder n

orm

al c

ircum

-sta

nce

s the

call w

ou

ld h

ave

be

en

take

n

by S

qu

ad

Ca

r 80

, a cle

arly m

arke

d a

nd

easily

identifia

ble

polic

e v

ehic

le. B

ut

Ca

r 80

wa

s tem

po

rarily out o

f service

, and N

o. 7

27 w

as p

atro

lling th

e a

rea.

And it w

as m

anned n

ot b

y th

ree u

ni-

form

ed o

fficers

, but b

y th

ree c

asually

d

resse

d m

em

be

rs of th

e "B

um

Sq

ua

d,"

or C

asu

al C

loth

es S

qu

ad

, Sg

t. Pa

ul

Leeper a

nd O

fficers Jo

hn B

. Barre

tt an

d

Ca

rl M. S

ho

ffler. L

ee

pe

r, wh

o w

as a

t th

e w

he

el, w

as ty

pic

al in

his

ga

rb—

a

7 s

loppy g

olf h

at, a

light-b

lue V

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T-sh

irt, light-b

lue tro

use

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wn co

n-

stru

ctio

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oots

and a

dark

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ylo

n

win

dbre

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cket w

ith "G

eorg

e

IW

ash

ing

ton

Un

ive

rsity

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hite

let-

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em

bla

zoned o

n h

is le

ft bre

ast. H

e

did

n't lo

ok lik

e a

cop, a

nd h

e w

asn't

suppose

d to

.

'That extra step'

"Nearly e

very d

epartm

ent h

as a

'Bum

S

quad,'" e

xpla

ins th

e 3

5-y

ear-o

ld

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12-ye

ar ve

tera

n o

f the W

ash

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gto

n fo

rce, w

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orts a

Fu M

anch

u

mo

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che

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at e

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p

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n. W

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len

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mit a

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st m

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us h

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ne h

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fraid

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va

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lkie

, an

d h

is jo

b w

as to

ale

rt th

e b

urg

lary

sq

ua

d if a

nyth

ing

we

nt

wro

ng

. T

he ca

ll to th

e p

olice

was m

ade ju

st b

efo

re 2

a.m

. by F

ran

k Wills, a

Wa

ter-

ga

te se

curity g

ua

rd w

ho

se su

spicio

ns

we

re a

rou

sed

by a

pie

ce o

f tap

e p

lace

d

ove

r the

do

or th

rou

gh

wh

ich

the

bu

r-gla

rs had e

nte

red th

e b

uild

ing

. It took

Ca

r 72

7 o

nly tw

o m

inu

tes to

drive

the

six

blo

cks fro

m 3

0th

an

d K

Stre

ets

N

.W., w

here

it rece

ived th

e ca

ll, to th

e

Wate

rgate

com

ple

x on th

e P

oto

mac.

Lo

oko

ut fo

iled

W

hen th

e c

ar a

rrived, in

ste

ad o

f double

-park

ing a

t the e

ntra

nce o

f the

bu

ildin

g, S

erg

ea

nt L

ee

pe

r fou

nd

a n

or-

mal sp

ace

about 5

0 fe

et a

way. T

hen h

e

and h

is two fe

llow

office

rs walke

d—

not

ran—

into

the b

uild

ing. T

he lo

okout

acro

ss the stre

et w

atch

ed th

e e

ntire

ar-

rival—

and d

idn't g

ive it a

second

tho

ug

ht.

"lookin

g b

ack o

n it," s

ays L

eep

er,

"there

were

four c

rucia

l thin

gs in

our

favo

r. Th

e lo

oko

ut to

ld m

e la

ter w

hy

he.fa

iled to

sp

ot u

s as p

olice

office

rs —

the u

nm

arke

d ca

r, the le

gal p

arkin

g

space, th

e la

ck o

f unifo

rms, a

nd th

at

we ju

st walke

d in

to th

e b

uild

ing."

This

is h

ow

Leeper te

lls th

e re

st o

f th

e sto

ry: "A

fter se

arch

ing a

num

ber o

f office

s and fin

din

g n

oth

ing, w

e w

ent in

to th

e

De

mo

cratic h

ea

dq

ua

rters. T

he

re, o

ne

o

f my p

artn

ers sp

otte

d w

ha

t ap

pe

are

d

to b

e a

man's

elb

ow

juttin

g o

ut fro

m

behin

d a

n o

ffice d

esk. H

e s

aid

: 'Put

your h

ands u

p a

nd le

an a

gain

st th

e

wall P

"W

e a

ll ha

d o

ur g

un

s o

ut a

nd

ex-

pe

cte

d to

se

e tw

o a

rms g

o u

p in

the

air. B

ut w

e w

ere

flabberg

aste

d w

hen 1

0

arm

s sho

t up

tow

ard

the

ceilin

g—

rub

-b

er g

love

s an

d a

ll." T

he th

ree o

fficers h

ad o

nly tw

o p

airs

of h

andcuffs

betw

een th

em

, Shoffle

r

havin

g le

ft his in

the ca

r. So tw

o p

airs

of th

e b

urg

lars

were

linked to

geth

er,

on

e p

air o

f cuffs e

ach

, wh

ile a

close

sur-

llaie

was k

ept o

n th

e fifth

man u

n-

til the

pa

dd

y wa

go

n a

rrived

. W

hile

they w

ere

still a

t Dem

ocra

tic

headquarte

rs, Serg

eant L

eeper re

ad to

th

e five

me

n th

eir co

nstitu

tion

al rig

hts.

The a

ction w

as re

peate

d b

y Assista

nt

Po

lice C

hie

f Ch

arle

s Wrig

ht a

t Se

con

d

Dis

trict P

olic

e H

ea

dq

ua

rters

. Th

ere

th

eir m

ug

sho

ts we

re ta

ken

. A

t Se

con

d D

istrict, the

po

lice b

lotte

r w

as fille

d o

ut. A

ll five o

f the m

en g

ave

p

ho

ny n

am

es, a

nd

som

e re

fuse

d to

tell

the

ir ag

e o

r the

ir ho

me

ad

dre

ss.

Som

ething big

Jam

es M

cCord

gave

the n

am

e o

f Ed-

wa

rd M

artin

, Be

rna

rd B

ark

er s

aid

he

w

as F

rank C

arte

r, and F

rank S

turg

is,

Virg

ilio G

onza

les a

nd E

ugenio

Martin

ez

use

d re

spective

ly the a

liase

s of E

dw

ard

H

am

ilton

, Ra

ul G

od

oyn

an

d J

en

e

Va

lde

s. L

ee

pe

r an

d h

is fe

llow

offic

ers

su

s-

pecte

d a

lmost im

media

tely

they w

ere

on

to so

meth

ing

big

. For o

ne th

ing, th

e

suspects

were

found to

be c

arry

ing a

to

tal o

f $1528, m

ost o

f it in $

100 b

ills

nu

mb

ere

d in

se

qu

en

ce

. Fo

r an

oth

er,

they d

eclin

ed th

e o

ptio

n o

f phonin

g

for a

law

yer, sa

ying sim

ply: "A

n a

ttor-

ney is o

n th

e w

ay."

Appare

ntly

they s

urm

ised th

at a

r-ra

ng

em

en

ts ha

d b

ee

n m

ad

e fo

r a la

w-

yer to

be ca

lled if th

ey d

idn't re

appear

from

the W

ate

rgate

. Sure

enough, a

t 1

0 3

0 a

.m. a

ttorn

ey M

. Do

ug

las C

ad

dy,

wa

lked

into

po

lice h

ea

dq

ua

rters.

Sa

ys De

tective

Ge

org

e B

ad

ovin

ac:

"Wh

en

I sa

w th

at la

wye

r we

arin

g a

$300 s

uit a

rrive to

. rep

rese

nt th

em

, I kn

ew

we

we

re re

ally o

nto

som

eth

ing

."