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THE MICHIGAN DAILY

Friday, April 24, 197'3

Page Twelve THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, April 20, 1973


Sut alleges
harassed ci
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"They ran up to me land asked me
to identify myself, but they re-
fused to let go inside to get any
ID.",
Someone inside the house came
to the front door, Harrison turned
to see who it was and "the bigger
cop jumped me and pushed me to
the floor," he claimed.
The officer then "bounced on my
left leg while the other handcuffed
my left hand and tried to lift me
up. Then he grabbed my right
hand and twisted my little finger
unit it snapped," Harrison added.
Harrison contended he offered
no resistance during the scuffle
and tried to tell the patrolmen he
would cooperate without being
beaten.
Despite being in what he called
"excruciating pain," he was hand-
cuffed and taken to police head-
quarter where the officers finger-
printed and questioned him, but
filed no charges, according to Har-
rison.
The police department has cate-
gorically denied all allegations
without additional comment.
"on the advice of the City Attor-
hey's Office we are making no
public statements" beyond the de-
nial, Police Chief Walter Krasny
said. He indicated, however, no
disciplinary action has been taken
against the officers.
The City Attorney's office refused
to comment on the suit, since it
had not been officially served.
Following the April 11 interroga-
tion at the police station, the offi-
cers took Harrison to St. Joseph's
Hospital despite his request to be
treated by his own doctor, the suit
charges.
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ty man _goes t6Ch in AB
Harrison refused to sign neces-
sary admittance forms at St. J By JAMES PRINGLE l
seph's. The officers took him back
to-the police station. PEKING, (Reuter) - Peking pulsed to unfamiliar rhythms here
Finally, s o me two-and-a-half yesterday as a Chinese army band played Mexican mariachi music
hours after he had been taken into in honor of visiting Mexican President Luis Echeverria.
custody, Harrison received treat- This came at a state banquet in the Great Hall of the People after
meat for his injuries at University EcheverriaM y oid Chiesepremier Chou EnLai for an hour and
Hospital, according to the suit. a a ondCieepeir huE-a o nhu n
Hrio'hadwilbincssa half of "very cordial" private talks.,U
for at least three weeks, the suit These covered the dangers of nuclear war and the need to alleviate 3
continued. During that time, Har- world poverty, according to a Mexican spokesman.1 St
rison will be unable to either drive The 51-year-old president flew here from the Soviet Union on the
a cab or play his guitar. He had last stage of his six-nation tour and is expected to spend most of the ~~-~-_
to cancel a concert engagement in next few days visiting Chinese factories and communes to see what
Detroit yesterday. Mexico might learn from China's experiences in industry and agricul-
The suit named Brooks and W'il-
lard personally as defendants. The ture.
men will be served with the suit In what diplomats here saw as a dig at other western capitalist
"in several days" according to a nations trying to expand their contacts with China, the Mexican
legal assistant for David Goldstein, president said of his hopes for a future Sino-Mexican accord, "we seek
who is handling the case. a relationship of mutual respect. We do not look upon China as an
Following the incident, Harrison enormous market but as a source of liberating experience."
has suffered what he considers acts
of police harassment. On Monday In an oblique 'attack on the United States, the president said, "a
three patrol cars stopped in front new era is unfolding before us. The heroism of the Vietnamese people
of Harrison's house. A number of buried the concept of superior military power as a factor of history :
officers marched to his door and Chou said he thought Echeverria's visit would certainly make "a
served him with another citation beneficial contribution" towards the further development of friendly
for disturbing the peace, according relations and cooperation between China and Mexico.
to Harrison. The police have since Yesterday's banquet was attended by top-ranking officials including
seToday Hars will arraigned the Chinese premier, Vice-President Tung Pi-Wu and the formerly
on charges of violating the city's disgraced Communist Party 'secretary Teng Hsiao-Ping, according to
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