Captain Talbert. No, sir; and the only—hold it a minute. I want—there was an extra police officer standing—still wanted in?
Mr. Hubert. Well, all right.
(Discussion off the record.)
Mr. Hubert. Is there anything else you would like to add other than what we have talked about?
Captain Talbert. My primary concern that morning was with the crowd control, the mob control. Our warning had been against a possible larger group of people taking Ruby away from the officers. They had told the——
Mr. Hubert. You mean Oswald?
Captain Talbert. I'm sorry. Taking Oswald away from the officers. They had been told, the person who answered the phone in the FBI office, that he wanted the information transmitted to the police department that no police officers would be injured, and, of course, that was discounted as no police officer being injured by it, but nevertheless, the crowd action was highly probable, and our primary objective was to prevent, or control, crowd action. I had a total of three gas grenade kits and projectile kits in the basement, that is my own, and the officer's riot guns, if that becomes necessary, although, the crowd can be controlled by gas if we couldn't do it with brute force, we could do it with gas. But the event that did occur, where one person dashed out of a crowd and shot a person and literally laid down, said, "Here I am. I did it," in pride was rather stunning.
Mr. Hubert. Now, captain, have you been interviewed by any member of the Commission other than the interview that you have had with me?
Captain Talbert. No, sir.
Mr. Hubert. As to the interview with me, now, there was one yesterday, I think that is about it, is that right?