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A. There was one there that was shot through the abdomen, to the best of my knowledge.
Q. Not he, one man shot in the leg, I think, and in the arm and he was conscious. Do you remember seeing him?
A. No.
Q. You don’t remember?
A. No, I don’t.
Q. Do you know if any medical aid was given the men?
A. Yes.
Q. How long after they were shot?
A. I came right back, went into the telephone booth, telephoned Headquarters and it was a very short while before the ambulance came around the corner, the first one was the police, I think, I am not positive.
Q. Was there any firing to your knowledge in the windows of houses, private residences?
A. Not to my knowledge.
Q. Not to your knowledge?
A. No, it was reported to me that there was not.
Q. Is it to your knowledge that there was firing?
A. Yes.
Q. will you tell me under what circumstances they fired into the windows of houses?
A. Into the windows of houses, no, there was not.
Q. The troops fired?
A. No, absolutely none.
Q. What is what I want to get?
A. No.
Q. I understand you to say that the troops did not fire into the windows of any houses?
A. No, to the best of my knowledge they did not.
Q. You told us that you had blown your whistle ordering cease fire?