Mr. Stern. This is all people, not just outside members of the public?
Mr. Lawson. Any citizen that was trying to view the motorcade, they were to be kept from right directly over the President's car, if it was a bridge or an underpass.
Mr. Stern. What about the deployment of police on rooftops of buildings at any point along the route?
Mr. Lawson. We had—police were requested at points where I knew that the President would be out of the car for any length of time.
Mr. Stern. And where was that?
Mr. Lawson. At the Trade Mart and at the airport.
Mr. McCloy. May I interrupt at this point. During the course of the motorcade while the motorcade was in motion, no matter how slowly, you had no provision for anyone on the roofs?
Mr. Lawson. No, sir.
Mr. McCloy. Or no one to watch the windows?
Mr. Lawson. Oh, yes. The police along the area were to watch the crowds and their general area. The agents riding in the followup car as well as myself in the lead car were watching the crowds and the windows and the rooftops as we progressed.