THOMAS v. REAGAN

USDC Cr. No. 84-3552

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
FOR THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
WILLIAM THOMAS, et al    
     Plaintiff Pro Se    
                         
versus                          CA 84-3552
                                Judge Louis Oberdorfer
UNITED STATES, et al     
     Defendants

DECLARATION OF WILLIAM THOMAS
NOVEMBER 3, 1986

I, William Thomas, declare under penalty of perjury that the following is true and correct:

1. On September 26, l986, I told Officer Waite that I was "demonstrating."

2. At no time was I belligerent or hostile to Officer Waite before, on, or since September 26, 1986.

3. At no time did I claim ownership of a bicycle.

4. At no time on September 26, 1986, did I say anything at all to Officer Waite beyond the word "demonstrating."

5. Ellen politely asked Officer Waite to contact the Solicitor's Office, I did not.

6. On September 30, 1986, after filing the Motion for Joinder with a Federal District Court, I accompanied Ellen to the Park Police substation at 1100 Ohio Drive SW, where Ellen tried to retrieve her bicycle.

7. Lt. Irwin demanded a notarized affidavit before he would release the bicycle to Ellen.

8. Ellen explained that she hadn't money to pay for notarization, but offered Lt. Irwin a sworn declaration instead.

9. Lt. Irwin refused to release the bicycle to Ellen.

10. I witnessed Concepcion Picciotto take the photographs attached to the Reply to Federal Defendants' Opposition to Plaintiffs' September 30, 1986, Motions for Joinder of Parites, Claims and Remedies, and declare that these pictures all depict bicycles in Lafayette Park on September 26, 1986 (attachment 1), September 29 and 30, 1986 (Attachment 2). The bicycle depicted in Attachment 2 has been regularly observed, on nearly a daily basis, attached to the "structure" depicted in the photographs.

Respectfully submitted this _____ day of _________, 1986.

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William Thomas, Plaintiff Pro Se
1440 N Street NW, #410
Washington, DC 20005
(202) 462-3542


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