Mr. Beaty. Saw one leave, it was a squad car, and it left and went this way.
Mr. Griffin. Up the Main Street ramp. Did you see any other cars coming in the basement? Were officers coming in on routine duty and so forth?
Mr. Beaty. I am sure there were, but I don't remember whether they were or not. I know that they closed it from 9 o'clock on, but I can't remember exactly what time they shut it off.
Mr. Griffin. Now, when you first walked out in here in front of the swinging doors toward the ramp, do you recall if the TV lights were on?
Mr. Beaty. No, sir; they weren't.
Mr. Griffin. Now, do you recall when the armored car came in?
Mr. Beaty. Yes, sir.
Mr. Griffin. Do you recall if the TV lights were on at that time?
Mr. Beaty. No, sir; I am quite sure that they took some picture of it, but I don't remember whether, and there again which lights are you talking about? Man, they were everywhere down there. And the armored car backed down this ramp.
Mr. Griffin. Commerce Street?