Mr. Martin. They instructed us that they didn't want anyone riding past the President's car and that we were to ride to the rear, to the rear of his car, about the rear bumper.
Mr. Ball. I think that's all, Officer.
This will be written up and you can look it over and sign it if you wish, or you can waive your signature and we will send it on to the Commission without it.
It's your option.
What would you like to do?
Mr. Martin. It doesn't make any difference—it's the truth as I saw it that day.
Mr. Ball. You just as soon waive your signature, then?
Mr. Martin. That would be fine.
Mr. Ball. All right, we'll waive your signature.
Mr. Martin. All right.