Mr. Hubert. Which would constitute a number of people——
Captain Talbert. Which I had already directed him to get as many 2-man squads as possible. I do not have a copy of the details but I could get it.
Mr. Hubert. No, that's all right.
Captain Talbert. The actual number—and on to the next page of the same exhibit, he added at this time that there were no reserve officers utilized in the basement of the police building, and that specific arrangements were made to inspect the vicinity of the basement. There were reserve officers used in the police building. When it says "basement,"—there were reserve officers used in the basement of the police building. This up here about the "CID," I mean the "detectives," rather than the "supervisor," that should be changed too, and "Pierce's car," also.
Mr. Hubert. Now, you are speaking of the fifth page of——
Captain Talbert. Let me initial that down there.
Mr. Hubert. Now, you were talking about something which appears on the fifth page of Exhibit 5069, in the top paragraph. Will you read the sentence, starting with the word "quote" and ending with the word "quote" and then comment upon the sentence?
Captain Talbert. "Captain Talbert could also recall that upon arrival of the armored car, at the Commerce Street exit a plain car with three detectives were sent out the Main Street rampway so as to be in position in front of the armored car for the purpose of escort." The word "detective" should be changed to "three supervisors," "uniformed supervisors," and those men were Lieutenant Pierce and—it identifies them later, but they were uniformed supervisors, and this 5-minute element here, now, hold——
Mr. Hubert. All right.
(Discussion off the record.)