Inquiry scope expanded as Mitchell aids Black Panther probe
Justice Department lawyers under sealed orders assist a federal grand jury in San Francisco in a broad Black Panther investigation. The scope, widened since last May, focuses on finances and member activities with possible violations of the riot conspiracy law and the Smith Act. Headquarters are in Berkeley, with five DOJ attorneys handling the case.
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Police arrest three Black Panthers after roadside gun incident
Three Black Panthers from out of town were arrested on gun possession and harassment charges after a driver was said to pull a gun during a routine check. The men, Theodore Smith of Oberlin Ohio, Thomas Jolly and Robert Bay of Oakland California, face multiple charges and are linked to the party's organizing cadre in California.
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