NO CASH DOWN . 01 ApprOMief eMit ' .. ~ ' * No Interest or tarrying C2acnJes · ·· 11~~~f_l5 . .:;~L No Appointment Nwclecl IRSUIANCI Detroit Gu.ardsmen• 'Shot Everyth~ng' By D.J.R. BRUCKNER Special To The Defender (TPS) - Every ghetto and every "poverty pocket" in a big city tends to live on rumor -s . Once the street warfare started in Detroit, the police and the troops are living on rumors. In the total absence of what military commander would call "intelligence" the enormous armed forces roaring around this city were often fighting a phantom enemy. . There were rumors about arsenals, organlzed gangs of snipers, fore fights which never happened, killings of police which did not occur. PRISONER KICKED: And there was the sorry irony of seeing the anarchic violence of the burning and looting mobs transfer itself to the police to the national guardsmen on the streets. * Prompt *' Official Forms A.ailoble Dental Plates REPAIRS anc~eomptet.c~torvov. ......,. In the presence of a 'reporter, two policemen kicked a bleeding and handcuffed prisoner being dragged to a jail. ~· In front of another reporter the police punched a wounded prisoner in the groin. w fleer SIMID Btcl::-s:;::w "~1011 . DENTI$1: They ripped up homes of the innocent in search of the non-existent weapons and they forced women to stand up against walls to be searched. Hovrs..Ja30 AM. to Spc) PM-SATURDAY 8:30 AM. to 1 :00 PM PHARMACY JID NE. UNif)ll AY£-I'IJATLAN" ~NON£ OI-J961 PAESCRI PTIONS The national guardsmen were even wilder. At one time there were 8,000 of them in the city, running around in tanks, armored cars and trucks. carrying machineguns, shotguns, tear gas and rifles. There were also helicopters and National Guard jet planes overhead. TANK ATTACKS There was indeed sniper fire; one reporter was caught up in it several times. But it was nothing like the fire of these troops. ll's A sound, a crac k wh ich might or might not be a shot, would bring fromthe troops a huge roar of gunfire sprayed into houses and buildings, and down streets. There were tank attacks on empty houses. There were tank attacks based on rumor. Two tanks blasted enormous holes in l'ood a biq brick house said to lodge an arsenal; they flushed out three teen-age boys and on one small rifle which no one could prove was ever used. at.L_I_ A ~r ightened man lying in a roomwhi le the trooos roared around outside lit a cigarette. The light brought a volley of fire areat enouq1 to rock the entire building, cave in hunks of entire plaster and solinter wooden frames. 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