Mr. Arnett. They were giving a description of the man that they had a description on, and then after the policeman was shot, Tippit, well, they was giving the description of it, and they first thought he was in the library over in Oak Cliff. Then they moved to a vacant house, then they moved to the Texas Theater.
Mr. Griffin. All right. Now, did you go back to the police station on Friday, after you heard that Tippit had been shot?
Mr. Arnett. After the funeral, after my aunt's funeral was over, I came home, ate supper and went back in uniform, came back down here and worked on the third floor at the elevator.
Mr. Griffin. What time would you estimate that you arrived at the third floor?
Mr. Arnett. I would say 6 o'clock.
Mr. Griffin. Now, at the time that you arrived at the elevator, had there been a system set up for admitting people to the third floor—let's put it this way, excluding people from the third floor?
Mr. Arnett. That's what I started doing.
Mr. Griffin. Now, was there anybody else doing that at the elevator before you arrived, before you got there?
Mr. Arnett. I couldn't say whether there was anybody assigned there before I got there or not, but there was a Sergeant Ellis, I believe, and Sergeant Dugger, were there with me when I was working there.
Mr. Griffin. All right. Did you replace anybody?