Mr. Harrison. Uh-huh.
Mr. Griffin. And you can see Commerce Street over here and Main Street here and the garage area here and the Main Street ramp going down and the Commerce Street ramp going up, and this shows a solid wall along Commerce Street here. Actually, this is the basement wall. The basement extends out under the sidewalk, but if you were looking at this at ground level, you would see this broken line is the wall of the building. Now, directing your attention to the part that shows the exit from the jail office and the ramps and the entrance into the garage, can you mark on there what Captain Jones—how Captain Jones indicated that the newspeople were to be displaced by the officers?
Mr. Harrison. He wanted them across along here on this side.
Mr. Griffin. Do you want to put a series of "X's" or something along there to show?
Mr. Harrison. You want to put "news"?
Mr. Griffin. Yes; you might put some mark on there. This would be news media, newspeople, also?
Mr. Harrison. Yes.
Mr. Griffin. Why don't you mark that "news," also? Now, were there to be any newspaper people from the northern side of the entrance to the garage on up toward the Main Street ramp?
Mr. Harrison. There were some.
Mr. Griffin. But what instructions did he give in that regard?