Mr. Curry. Officers were being stationed at the strategic points in the basement to screen people coming in, and they were moving out the vehicles as I asked them to, so I went on upstairs and I told Chief Batchelor and Chief Stevenson that we should clean out everything in the basement and screen everything that came back in.
Mr. Hubert. When you ordered everything to be "screened" did you give any specific instructions?
Mr. Curry. No; I didn't
Mr. Hubert. Or does that term have any significance in police work?
Mr. Curry. Well, it means to satisfy yourself that they were people who had a legitimate reason to be there when you screen them.
Mr. Hubert. In other words, within the organization of the police department, the word "screening" is understood so that you were satisfied that there would not be people there who were not supposed to be there?
Mr. Curry. Any unauthorized people.
Mr. Hubert. Just one more point on that—under the system, who would be considered as unauthorized persons?
Mr. Curry. I think I specifically stated that only newspaper reporters or police officers would be allowed in the basement.
Mr. Hubert. Only the news media?