Mr. Belin. Toward the back? Are you sure? Mr. Brewer, do you know exactly which row he was in from the back?
Mr. Brewer. No; I don't know which row.
Mr. Belin. Then what did you see?
Mr. Brewer. He stood up and walked to the aisle to his right and then he turned around and walked back and sat down and at this time there was no place I could see.
Mr. Belin. Did he sit down in the same seat he had been in to begin with?
Mr. Brewer. I don't remember if it was the same seat or not.
Mr. Belin. Then what happened?
Mr. Brewer. I heard a noise outside, and I opened the door, and the alley, I guess it was filled with police cars and policemen were on the fire exits and stacked around the alley, and they grabbed me, a couple of them and held and searched me and asked me what I was doing there, and I told them that there was a guy in the theatre that I was suspicious of, and he asked me if he was still there.
And I said, yes, I just seen him. And he asked me if I would point him out.
And I and two or three other officers walked out on the stage and I pointed him out, and there were officers coming in from the front of the show, I guess, coming toward that way, and officers going from the back.