Mr. Pena. Yes.
Mr. Liebeler. Rodriguez told the FBI that shortly after Oswald had been in the bar, after the lemonade incident, that he went to a doctor's office with you and this was just before you went to Puerto Rico and the Dominican Republic. Do you have any recollection of that?
Mr. Pena. We went to a doctor's office?
Mr. Liebeler. Yes. To be more specific, Rodriguez said that while he was riding back in the car with you, he saw Bringuier in the street with some policemen. Do you know anything about that?
Mr. Pena. Oh, yes. They got some kind of trouble. I went out. Yes. And they got some group, or two or three people was giving propaganda away, and Bringuier and one or two more guys went and started an argument with the guy who was giving the propaganda away in Canal Street. Then the police came down and they arrested him. Bringuier, and one or two more Cubans, and one more guy. I don't know the guy. I have seen him, but I don't know the guy. And they put them in jail in the first district, and they was calling Bringuier's brother-in-law. His name is—it is——
Mr. Liebeler. Hernandez? Is that Celso Hernandez?
Mr. Pena. No. They called me up there. I say, "Well—" so I went over there and put a bond, $20, so they can come out.
Mr. Liebeler. You actually went to the police station and put up bond for Bringuier?
Mr. Pena. Yes, sir.
Mr. Liebeler. That was so that Bringuier could get out?