Paragraph Number. Source 7 - 9 BERT EDMONDSON, Fort Worth PD 10 DL-84-C 11 LEONARD DORSETT 12 - Former PCI JOANNE SHAW Dallas Division 13 . LEONARD DORSETT, and Investigation of JAMES ERSKINE MOSES 14 JACKIE SHEFFIELD, Victim in : WSTA Matter; and Officers FRENCH and PODOLSKY, Ft. Worth PD; and investigation. 15 PCI BOB BAIN, Dallas Division 16 EDDIE LYNN, Sheriff's Office, Tarrant County; Former Fort | ‘Worth PD Officer JIMMY DEAN; , and LEONARD DORSETT and — i from records furnished by L DORSETT. , 47-19 HORACE YEAGER, employee, . . . Fort Worth PD i 20 | PCI H. L. STEPHENSON, Dallas Division; LEONARD DORSETT by 21 SAM LUCCARIELLA, PCI a Dallas Division \ 22 LEONARD DORSETT 23 Rev. J. C. WILLIAMS, oe a 2344 Brothers, Fort Worth, Texas a to
we . Cp nn Onn coe set Sa sey gaan sae ws ean ae -who are checked into the Fort Worth City Jail and who are searched by. these jailors. One incident concerning this is alleged to be the arrest of JOHN HENRY IRVON, 923 Judd. . Street, Fort Worth, Texas,.on December 23, 1961 for driving. -while intoxicated. Officer L. C. KENNEDY, Fort Worth Police | Department, is the officer, according to source,who made the. arrest. MY in the Fa reported p authorities ‘and had. ‘these men photographed and fingerprinted since few had ever been fingerprinted or photographed before. It is alleged that none of these people were Sgeted and that Lieutenant BALL told the gamblers to not Ziét in Fort. Worth, Texas, due - to the bad pupici yy xt fe RING AM. “when newspapers published the Fort Worth. and - Pexas gamblers’ names and Fort Worth showed a larger . given $10.00 to $26 ’ . “Squad officers E. MKB RH. Te ra. owing eto fTOrS as | brother, Sg. Ly EIGHTOWER, former Ty orcas burtdine pant Uirt Bestey—Sappd y and Equipment Company, in Fort Worth~/{J f ft into bankruptcy.a shert time ago. ThYIS “souréé™ ~ "7" “stated that’ 1957 and 1958 Fort Worth Police Departmest Annuals were printed by this company and. were purehaged by. the officers . of the Police Department for $6.00 each. _It was. estimated that of the annuals purchased, that Chief of Police § Fort Worth Police Department , ‘had received TT we ee and .to- fort orth, Tonal ool! former ly em das a_ Vice Squlfa“sergéay ame On ‘ort th fob. Police. spartment . This source Stated that this ‘money had
in the Fall of 1961 ‘concerning gambling matters, it is. who are. checked into the Fort Worth City Jail and who are searched by these jailors. One incident concerning this is alleged to be the arrest of JOHN | HENRY IRVON, 923 Judd Street, Fort Worth, Texas, on December 23, 1961 for driving | ‘while intoxicated. Officer L. C.. KENNEDY, Fort Worth Police ‘Department, is the officer, according to source, who made the. ‘arrest.: After considerable investigation by Federal agencies ~ reported by one source that Lieutenant OLIVER BALL of the _ .Fort Worth -Police Department Vice Squad called all of the gamblers in Fort Werth who had been interviewed by Federal . authorities and had these men photographed and fingerprinted “since few had ever been fingerprinted or photographed before: ft is alleged that none of these people were arrested and. that Lieutenant BALL told the gamblers to not list an address in Fort Worth, Texas, due to the bad publicity it gives the City of Fort.Worth and also because Fort Worth City Manager. “iL. . Ps. COOKINGHAM put the pressure on the Fort Worth Police Department when newspapers published the Fort Worth and Dallas, Texas gamblers' names and Fort Worth showed a larger. number of gamblers than Dallas. . One souree advised that she had on different occasions given $10.00 to $20.00 to Fort Worth Police Department Vice ~ | Squad officers’ E. M. BILGER, H. T. CLUCK, and D. W. McMILLAN for allowing her to work as a prostitute. ; One source stated that Chief of Police CATO HIGHTOWER's -.. brother, C, L, HIGHTOWER, formerly operated a- building plant ~ until it went into bankruptcy.a shert time.ago. This. source: ‘stated that 1957 and 1958 Fort Worth Police Departmefit. Annuals were printed by this company and were purehaseid by the officers of the Police Department for $6,00 each, It was estimated oo that. of the annuals purchased, that Chief of Police CATO S, HIGHTOWER, Fort Worth Police Department, had received a cut a ; from this. : _known as University Supply and Equipment Company, in Fort Worth Information developed from one source that approximately 14 to 2 years ago Fort Worth coin machine ' operator BOB BURNS had paid amounts of fom $500 to $1,000 in cash and this money was paid by BURNS to Lieutenant GEORGE T. HAWKINS of the Fort Worth, Texas Police’ Department Detective Bureau and to Sergeant ROBERT L. WOOTEN, who was formerly. employed as.a Vice Squad Sergeant on the Fort Worth Police Department. This source stated that this money had