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4/11/86
PURPOSE: To provide a summary of results of the inquiry as
aeveI0ped to date. _ _
the at Miami, a shooting -"'¥
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Re: Shooting Incident
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SUMMARY
SHOOTING INCIDENT
MIAMI DIVISION
APRIL 11, 1986
BACKGROUED OE INVESTIGATION
Since October, 1985, the Miami Division has been
conducting an investigation to identify, locate and apprehend two
individuals responsible for a series of bank and armored car
robberies occurring in that division." The individual crimes are as
follows 4. J_ {M _ :___ _ ,1 K _
Inc? ffai 1, on-October 16, 1905, was the
. Q5" :1attempted robberygai armored truck, in front of a Winn
Dixie Store located 0 Southwest 104th Street, Miami, Florida.
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who demanded that the drive-in facility be opened and made
accessible to the robbers. The teller and the guard were unable to
open the drive-in facility and the robber took the money the teller
was carrying to the drive-in; $10,000 was obtained. The robbers
made " - "etaway in a black, Chrysler New Yorker with Florida
license plates. The license plates had been stolen from another T
vehicle on September 30, 1985.
; Incident #3 was the robbery of the Professional Savings
?& Bank at 13001 South Dixie Highway, Miami, Florida, on November 8,
5 1985 , at 12: is ;$i:=,W__,___ gas committed by -two white males ,
fitting th¢'?%§@f?f1°n! g £?§¥ pi? is in the aforementioned- - In ill" »..: %@'_;: - - ' 9"? aw--"3, .- ~ -/.'*r . .1. - 92- . .. -r _ ._, . -. ?.*....-- 1- .!- 15..-. ._ _ '5-Z__. _;..,-,- -A___92_92_L_.! __ A LL ' -."-.-. "-='-1-"vi A, J Q a - -ruoneries. in t1§g§§!!QM§§Q!I runner was carrying a large rrame
chrome-plated revollv the other robber was carrying what.,-->.r_
appeared to be either an H-16 or an AR-15 rifle. During this* .
robbery, both subjects entered the bank and ordered customers and
tellers to the floor. One of the robbers grabbed a teller and took
her to the back area demanding the Wells Fargo bags. Wells rargo
had just made a money delivery to the bank. The number two robber
stood guard at the front door while the robbery was in progress.
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In this robbery, $41,469 was obtained. The getaway vehicle utilized
was a 1976 or 1977 beige. Chevrolet Monte Carlo with a vinyl top.
The fourth in this series of robberies occurred on
January 10, 1986, at 10:30 a.m., and involved a Brinks armored truck
at the Barnett Bank at 13593 South Dixie Highway. Again, this ':
s robbery was committed by two white males, one of whom was armed_w1thyH_
an AR-15 or M-16 rifle and the other with a shotgun. The loss in '
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this robbery was $54,000. During the robbery, the subjects accosted
a Brinks courier as he opened the back door of his armored truck
prior to making a pickup at the Barnett Bank. One robber shot the
guard in the back with the shotgun, utilizing #7 shot, and the other
robber sbot the guard at close range with a rifle. Gne robber
removed a money bag from the rear of the Brinks truck and both drove
away in a gold, Chevrolet Monte Carlo. This vehicle was followed by
a citizen who observed the robbers at another location switch into a
white- or beige-colored lord 0:46 pickup truck. The originalgetaway iigry-was registered to ll
investigation 6e%i{j;Q§_'Q »,_ id disappeared with his car on ;4 -;UV_,::f in . __W_ iOctober 5, 1985. 11¢ Ssgono target shooting in the Everglades '. '_ M-,,,_,;|
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alone, utilizing his .22-caliber rifle.
' On March 12, 1986, went shooting at a lake e
located at 157th Avenue and Southwest 16th Street, near the Tamiami
Trail. This lake is utilized by local residents both for fishing
and target shooting. It is believed that this is a lake where /
_ _ _ A _ _ , _ , aAureliano Brlel, mentioned above, disappeared. While_was J
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target practicing he observed two white males shooting targets!mm w "
across the lake from him. These two white males entered a vehicle
and drove over to- The driver, armed with a Model 13 Smith
and Wesson .357 Magnum and the passenger with a Roger Mini-14
Stainless with a folding stock, demanded wallet, car and
weapons. was then taken by one of the males to an area by 1
_the lake and shot three times with the Magnum. severely
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wounded, played dead and survived. The robbers took
vehicle, which is described as a 1979, two-door, black Monte Carlo
with Florida license NTJ-891. This is the vehicle used in this
shooting incident. In addition to the vehicle, the Suspects took
_weapons, described as a Smith and Wesson Combat
Masterpiece Model 14, blue with tan rogers rubber grip and a Martin
Model 60, .22-caliber rifle with a scope Note: this may be Marlin
Model 60!. -
The fifth and last robbery in this series took place at
***d?? - em¢;~emrthe Barnett QMTQSSQ3 South '__$ighuay, -on March 19, 1986, at9:25 a.m. ~sn'ne1opn_t--____' I -believed to be identical with
the robbers at Iii? H "stationed robberies, entered the
1 3bank, went over thrr, -and took two money bags. They had
preceded a Brinks armored truck at the bank by approximately 30
minutes. During the robbery, one of the robbers carried a shoulder
weapon thought to be the Mini-14 rifle. In this robbery; $8,000 was
taken. Witnesses observed the getaway vehicle, which turned out to
Planningwand Equipment M ' mv;q*T":%qMT_be the Chevrolet Monte its
Florida license plate,
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the Reactive Squad C-1! of the Miami Division formulated a plan toinformation concerning this robb_
!place Agents in the general area oi the bank and armored car
grobberies in Southwest Miami, in an attempt to spot the robbers _j
en route to a robbery and apprehend them. Based on a known,modus,f,
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operandi, they selected Fridays as a logical time t°"=é£1v$£s'¢niQ L?
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plan. Surzeillances on two prior occasions had been unsuccessful in
locating the subjects. The squad, utilizing 14 Special Agents,
under the supervision of SSA Gordon G. HcNeil1, on April 11, 1986,
decided to set up in the area of four banks in the general southwest
section of Miami, where all known prior activity was centered. This
Special Agent complement included three Resident Agents from the
Homestead Resident Agency RA!, since at least one oi the robberies
had occurred in their territory, which is adjacent to the
Headquarters City territory in Southwest Miami. -311 14
participating, %,g_~aaa received-a nriering and instructions, and
all were £ami¬§%%d? Eh tha;?$?¬E¥;W§i% %I each of the precedingrobberies ' luv yn " istter had been cloelycoo rd i nated wi th the _-pol 1 tan--Dade County Pol ice Force; however ,
no local officers partle pared in the April 11, 1986, surveillance
activity. ,
Vehicles utilized were Bureau cars belonging to the squad
and to the Homestead RA, and at least one of these vehicles had
radio communications with Metropolitan-Dade County Police radio.
The Agents were ermed with their sidearms and a number of the Agents
had shoulder weapons. SA ldmundo Mireles and SSA Gordon G. Hceill
both had shotguns in their vehicles. Other Agents on the
surveillance who were not involved in the shooting were armed with
H-16 rifles and submachine guns. All weapons utilized were Bureau-
issued or Bureau-approved weapons and all of the Agents were fully
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qualified with the weapons in their possession.
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SSA McNeill assigned teams of Agents to cover four banks
in the southwest area. These banks were separated by some distance.
The exact distances from the various banks to the shooting incident
are being plotted and will be available in the final report.
A complete inventory of weapons and other equipment
possessed by all Special Agent personnel during this incident is
being compiled and will be-made part of the final report. It is
known that all of the Agents had been issued bulletproof vests and
that most of them had the vests in their vehicles, but not all uere
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transcript of FBI ildééhransmissions which were monitored and tape
recorded by a citizen Ho is a stringer for the Miami Herald"
nenspaper and who monitors via scanner law enforcement channels in
an effort to pick up a story. In addition, the shooting inquiry
team has in its possession fa
..¢.At approximately 9:30 a.m., April 11, l986,'8A_Benjamin P. =*
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We're behind a black vehicle two-door Florida license NTJ-891.
we're headed south on South Dixie. North on South Dixie."
SA Grogan then said " unintel1igible! read that?" SA Ronald G.
Risner MM-131! then called on the radio, "202 are you heading north
or south?" SA Grogan replied, "north on South Dixie," SA Risner,
OK, where? SA Grogan, 124th Street. It's a black Monte Carlo,
two males in it, NTJ-B91. SSA McNei1l MM-214! called on the
radio, "Metro right away and let's try and yank that guy.
SA Grogan then Now. Let: get him yanked. Let's get ah... LL
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vou north of ther35iT?5.o*¥' *ln-+hen Peli=d~ "Rookie" ood, J no Q r an-1' a-nwv my 5 92ll'NTJ-891. SA Grogan id, "12oth Street, let's get up here and A
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OK, hold on Ben, till-we get enough people up there. SA Grogan
replied on the radio, All right, blow up here." SA Jerry Dove MH-
202] then said, Two white males in the vehicle, uh, one with a
mustache. SSA Mcneill, whose initial transmission is
unintelligible then said, "Them until we can get some help and then
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let's see if they stop, SA Grogan said, '¢ordo,thatis od;Hplate, ma
NTJ-B91, they are making a right turn on 117th, right on 117th.
SA Dove then said, Getting spooked, guys. SA Dove then said,
"Southwest 81st Road heading south again." SSA Mceill said, Did
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you get Metro? SA Mireles MM-55! said, Right behind you babe, *'"
agive me a cross street." SA Grogan said, Ftand by." S ' i»L 1
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Street, right turn on 120th Street going west. SA Mireles then
came on the air saying, Ben we're right behind you babe. You
wanna do it, let's do it." SA Grogan replied, "Negative, let's get
some marked units. Let's get some broken!." SA Risner said, OK
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SA Dove replied, That's affirmative. SSA Mceill came on the air
and said, "Just looked at them, they're guys loading up something in
the front." SA Grogan then said, "Let's do it. SA Dove can be
heard saying,in,the background, Felony car stop. Take em, felony
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locate the scene. I - ii:-suddenly says on the air. "Pe0P1e down! 6,
SA Risner then comes on the air and says, We got people down, 1ets
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It is apparent from the transcript of the FBI radio
broadcast that at some point during the surveillance, the subjects
became aware that they were being followed and then began slowly
driving on Bide streets with which they were familiar. Attached
a.-_hereto is a preliminary crime scene sketch showing the final -
positions of the vehicles. _ ~4 ,I---*.'¢:.1 "3 --' '1.»
' Vehicle I6, the vehicle occupied by SAs Grogan and Dove,
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As the vehicles involved came south on Southwest 82nd Avenue, a
decision was made to stop them. Shs Grogan and Dove who were
driving the vehicle depicted in the sketch as #6, activated their
blue light and siren to affect a "felony car stop." Vehicle #4,
which was occupied by SA Richard A. Hanauzzi MM-66!, was coming up
from the rear and Vehicle #7, occupied by SA John F. Hanlon, Jr.
MM-55!, and SA Mireles, pulled up alongside the subject car.
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swung his wheels back to the right to impact against the subject '
vehicle and may have missed it and struck the vehicle operated by
SA Manauzzi. In any event, the vehicle occupied by SAs Hanlon and
Hireles lost control, ran over a short post and came to rest against
the wall depicted in the sketch. The subjects made a U-turn heading
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again into the driver's side or the subject's car, pinning it
between HM-66, a tree and a parked automobile in a yard in front of
the residence 12201, 12203 Southwest 82nd Avenue. As shown in the
sketch, Vehicles #1 and $2 were parked unoccupied in that residence
and Vehicle #3 the subject vehicle! came-to rest between them and a
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#5, occupied by SSA McNei1l, turneé into the area
and Vehicle-#6, occupied by SAs Grogan and Dove, had made a U-turn
and parked to the rear of the subjects vehicle. At this point, one
of the subjects, now thought to be the subject William R. Hattix,
fired a shotgun blast at SA Manauzzi. The shot, determined to be #6
shot, penetrated the window of the Bureau car and struck SA Hanauzzi
in the back and the back of the head as he was exiting his vehicle
on the driver's side. SA Manauzzi did not have his weapon strapped
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that SSA Hceill III_o1ster. It was lying beside him and, in the
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hit him. SA Hanauzai crossed
Southwest 82nd Avenue, , and took shelter behind a wall near
where Vehicle #7 SAs Hanlon and Mireles! had impacted. SSA Mcueill
exited his vehicle
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across the hood of
." the passenger compartment of the Monte Carlo,occupied by the " "
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_£and was taken under fire by the subjects,
subject Michael Lee Platt, who was armed with a
Mini-14, semiautomatic rifle. SSA hceill leaned
SA Manauzzi's car and emptied his revolver into
point SSA Hcueill was hit in the hand by return
ffire. Bleeding profusely, he attempted to reload; however, blood
p'!from his hand ran into the cylinders and he could not put more
' ,rounds into his weapon. SSA Mcueill then withdrew toward the rear
of Vehicle #5. ~_.
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service revolver, not secured on his hip, although holstered, was
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lost or tumbled to the floor of the car and SA Hanlon drew his five-, _!
shot Smith and Wesson Snubnose Revolver from an ankle holster and
proceeded into the shooting area. SAs anlon and Mireles had exited
their vehicle and were running onto the scene. As SA Hireles
approached the area of Vehicle #5, he was taken under fire by the
riflemen, suffered a severe wound to his left arm and went down.
SA Hanlon proceeded to the rear of Vehicle #6, crouched and fired
five rounds from his five-shot revolver into the back of the
subject's vehicle.
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#3 in the Bketchr ;£af%f£h tiring at the subjects, who by this time
were out of their vehiéi and moving in the area of Vehicles il, #2
and #3. utilizing these vehicles as cover. SA Orrantia fired 12
rounds of .38-caliber +P service ammunition from his .357 Smith and
Wesson revolver and SA Risner estimates he fired l3 to 14 rounds
total from his issued Model 459 .9m Smith and Wesson semiautomatic
pistol.
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SSA Hceill was shot for a second time and became
incapacitated due to temporary paralysis.
SAs Grogan and Dove, from an area of Vehicle #6, began
firing on the subjects. Following a period of intense gunfire,
subject William R. Matti: apparently took SAs Grogan and Dove under
fire with a shotgun. This was evidenced bypa pattern nf #6 shot ,_
down the-driver: side of vehicle i6.*@Ihi1e Mattiriiachanged fire
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with SAs Grogan and Dove, Michael Lee Platt left cover of his
vehicle and-proceeded down the passe
the trunk of it, shooting SA Hanlon,
area, and shooting and killing SAs G
period of time, SA Eisner wee firing
Immediately after shooting
approached the Bureau vehicle marked
their escape. Both of them entered
SA Hireles, who was apparently semiconscious, and
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apparently fired five rounds of
the left front fender, driver's wind
His shot patterns were found in the
this round of fire he hit the subjec
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who was down, in the groin
rogan and Dove. During this
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neighborhood, and crime scene investigation. Some of it will be
further corroborated as forensic evidence is developed.
Forensic and Ballistics Examinations '
A crime scene search by Metro-Bade Homicide Detectives and
Agents of the FBI Laboratory establishes 131 identifiable rounds
were fired. It is probable that other rounds were fired and
cartridge cases not retrieved. It is estimated that a minimum of
131 and as many as 140-145 total rounds were exchanged. Ballistics
identifications definitely establish that 40 rounds were fired by
rum; from PJQ223 ¢ sin:-'14. hm as possibly §@?¥?-='-"l- W
three rounds by Matti: from his shotgun.
Both Matti: and .357 Magnum revolvers, one a
Dan Wesson other a Smith and Wesson. Both of them
fired three rounds ir revolvers without striking Agents.
All of the severe damage done to Agent personnel was inflicted by
the .223-caliber ammunition. SA Manauzzi suffered superficial
wounds from shotgun pellets; SA Orrantia suffered superficial wounds
believed to have been inflicted by shrapnel from a .357 round
entering the passenger's compartment of his vehicle. Ballistics
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examinations have determined that Agents fired the following rounds:
SA Risner - six rounds from his .9mm. SA Risner states that he
fired l3 or 14 and had put a second loaded clip in the weapon;
however, only six cartridges were recovered. SA Grogan - nine
rounds from a .9mm. SA Dove - 20 rounds from his .9mm; cartridges "
all recovered. SA Orrantia - 12 rounds .38-caliber»&P_ammunitioniuf.
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were negat ...>--w,., t-both subjects were wearing -- . Vgloves. Late:_ -jf"hava been conducted on
other items of evid;n¬%i¥%%§chicles involved in this incident. but
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complete set of photographs and a videotape of the crime scene have
been provided and will be included in the report. Charts, graphs
and measurements are being prepared by the Special Exhibits Section,
FBI Laboratory, and will be included in the report. A
The shooting inquiry team has interviewed a number of
witnesses, done a complete neighborhood, and taken signed statements - *
from all Agent participants with the exception of SA Hireles and
SSA Hcueill. Based on the advice of their physicians. it was 1
decided not to take signed statements from SA Mireles and
SSA cneill until their physical condition had improved. We are now
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The U. S. Attorney has advised that the Agents involved
this shooting incident were performing within the scope of their
duties and that their shooting and killing of the subjects was
totally justified. The U. S. Attorney will provide a written
statement to this effect.
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Memo from Acting Chairman, SIRG to Mr. Sharp _
-RE: Administrative In i qu I-Y
Shooting Incident
Miami Division, 4/1_1/86
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D@;_LS_;_ On 6/12/86, the SIRG reviewed the results of an 5 5
administrat ve in i concernin ca g ptioned matter conducted by lI-"'~1b7Q-Inspector ' Referenced report dated s/5/as vi; I
received by the General Crimes Section, Crim al Investigative S
Division, FBIHQ, on 6/5/86.
By way of background, at approximately 8:45 a.m. on
4/11/B6, SSA Gordon G. McNeil EDD Clerk: 11/2/60:*EOD Agent:
9/19/66! , Supervisor Squad C-1 Personal Crimes Squad!, FBI .
Miami, initiated a physical canvass/surveillance of an area in
southwest Miami, approximately 53 blocks in length 3Ot.h_ r _Street - 1a3rd Street!, bisected north to south by. the South '
Dixie Highwa aka U y, . S. Highway 1. This area is described as
a high density commercial zone.
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Memo from Acting Chairman, SIRG to Mr. Sharp
RE: Administrative InquiryShooting IncidentMiami D vision-, 4/ll/B6 '
The planned surveillance was prompted by a series of
bank and armored car robberies which had been perpetrated in the
same general locale by two unknmm white males. Based on the
unprovoked violence exhibited by the robbers during this _
activity, the two suspects were considered by SSA McNeil to be
very dangerous and, if located, SSA McNeil believed that a
violent confrontation might occur.o
In addition to the bank and armored car robberies and
personnel the two hold.-1n sen
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Monte Carlo Y - or - - license 1~I'I'-I-891 and two
S weapon __ A _ S fle! were taken from him at this 1=i=°- and "furnished descriptions of these ' E "
two sub e s noting they were in possession of a Smith and Wesson
saw! model 12- =35? =...e,='n1_'.H.. revolver and a P.-age: 2-aini-14 rifle S~
with a folding stock at the time he was robbed and shot. S" In
other related robbery activity, these two subjects were variously S
described as carrying a shotgun, an K-16 or AR-15 rifle and/or _ T
revolvers.! , _ .. - j. S_ ..
llowing the 3/12/86 robbery and attempted murder ofrm Barnett Bank, 1359: South Dixie Highway, Miami,a bbe on 3/19/86 by the same two suspects util zing . . 1979 Monte Carlo still bearing Florida 1 cense -
..--. ---_, as the gets-.'a},' vehicle. A shoulder weapon, believed to
be a Ruger Mini-14 rifle, was used in this -robbery. . S ,er ------- -- .- Iwere also _ __ an two S idente which had taken Sr. -SS
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SSA McNeil preliminarily discussed his contemplated S _.lance plans with SA Benjamin P. Grogan and SRA_ b C Homestead RA! at a Miami firearms training sess on on inc
86. It was agreed that a surveillance would be set up in
southwest Miami on 4/ll/86. A meeting was et for 8:45 a._m. on
4/ll/B6 at the Home Depot parking lot in southwest Miami where
once again Special Agents would furnished photos, descriptions '
and related background concerning the suspects during a final
planning session. A memorandum outlining the details of this
planned activity was dictated by SSA McNeil to SAC Cor1ess,_ . _ " VI "secretary on 4/10/86 for Hr. Corless' information. - .-.92 .M -map . - '-. .....-ve.Q- -..
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Memo from Acting Chairman", SIRG to Mr. SharpRE: Administrative ' Inquiry
- Shooting Incident --
Miami Division, 4/ll/86 -
On Friday, 4/11/86, the following 14 Special Agents
_ operating a total of 11 vehicles met at the Home Depot parking
_ lot: SSA McNeil, SA Benjamin P. Grogan BOD: 9/18/61!,
l2/14/70!, SA Edmundo llireles, Jr. EDD 9/1 SA Gilbert 24.
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of the two suspects. - SSA Hclieil
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once again advised Iurveilling Agents that "should the suspects belocated and a robbery occur, no arrest would be made until after "
the subjects had left the bank and then only when sufficient y
units were on hand to safely make the arrest. Further, in theevent the suspects were located and could be safelrg taken before
a robbery occurred, arrests were to be made only necessary
- units were present so that the arrests could be safely made.
Althou h no Metro-Dads Units were participating in the D
Districts 4, 5 and 6 had been notified -of the . .
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pairings established by ssa HcNei_l on 4/11/as were .as follows. _ - l s _ ; " ;' ' ""."'-?f* "
SSA McNeil 214 SEW .357 caliber
revolver, model 19malfunctioned at Firearms
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RB: Administrative Inquiry
Shooting Incident - _.
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Remington Model 8'70
pump shotgun located
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seat - lceded}
SEW .357 caliber
revolver, model 19
loose on seat,
lost in crash.!
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semi-automatic
pistolNo ballistic vest worn.
No ballistic vest worn. -
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Shooting IncidentMiami D vision, 4/ll/86
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revolver, model 66 e
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revolver, model 19 a .
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RE: Administrative Inquiry
Shootincr incident
Miami Division, 4/11/as0 '
11-16 fully automatic
rifle .223 caliber
located back seat
. fully loaded]
, 110 SIM .357 caliber
' revolver, model 66
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Southwest 136th and South Dixie Highway. This bank was the
eeene of two previous robberies--1/io/36 irinics armored car
robbed, $54,000 loss, t twice: 3/19/86 Barnett Bank
' robbed, $9,000 taken, vehicle the getaway car.!
SAs I-Ianlon, Hireles were to cover the Professional
Savin Bankgs previously robbed 11/8/85, $41,469A1oss_!, Southwest
130th and South Dixie Highway: SAs Orrantia, and Risner, theFlorida National Bank previously robbed 11 8 85 10 0 loss!, .1:ind South Dixie H ghway and SA: and '" S -'5"-"
athe Barnett Bank, ;l.83rd and Sou e u ghway. In _ t on to the noted robbery activitv, the two subjects had lrobbed a Wellsfargo truck during a pickup at a Winn Dixie store, I' ' 7930 Southwest 104th Street, Miami, on 10/16/85. One guard was
shot in the leg during the robbery: no money was obtained. The
noted robbery activity generally occurred Ia tw - e een 9.30 a.m. -
12 noon on a Wednesday or a Friday. '
At approximately 9:30 a.m., 4/ll/B6, SA Benjamin P. ' "
Grogan MM-202! radioed as follows: "Hey. Attention all units. ~ _
We're behind a black vehicle twodoor Florida license I;I1'J:B9l. y _ _ _'':iere headed south on south ixie. iiorth on South ixie." ' 1 unintelligible! read that?" Other radio trattic: ensued is_ hereatter noted. SA Ronald G. Riener 0-I-131!: "202 are you 3
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RE: Administrative Inquiry
Shooting Incident
Miami Division, 4/ll/86
neaoing nortn or south? SA Grogan: North on South Dixie. SA Risner: "OK, where?" SA Grogan: "l24th street. It's a
black Monte Carlo, two males in t, NTJ-891." SSA McNeil MM-
2l4!: "Metro ri ht awa and let's get him yanked. Let's get7 ah...Bi11,S tro on your unit and give em' the lmation HM-B3!: "...You're at
124, are you north or there now rogan: "Looking good,
NTJ-891." SA Grogan: "12Oth Street, let's get up here and let!
etop than it we have to. SA Riener: OK, hold on Ben, till we
get enough people up there." SA Groqan: "All right, blow up
here." -SA Jenygl-. have one 4- : two white melee in the _-.1-2-3-?.§=§_> _-_*_;;§ - .
transmission , to __ _~I_lid: "ghee until we can get -lone help let; stop. --an Grogan: "Gordo, ' "that's our :_;»laQ'.-'i*!!_'-ll-..ee.1; o _ 1 l._e..1=:.l..m e. right turn on 117th, - -'g-ig2tRondll;7t1g.!_,§§@h epoogid, guys. Soutléwest b L. 5 oa ea -eou '. SSAllcNe: Ddyou e ,Metro?" SA Mitzi-I K1353: "Right behind 1.1 babe ave me a .. .. kl7,.Cf_--_cross street." "SA : "'Stand b S15 What:
your location San?" e.=ro_g_a:i:_ { ligibla
p pe turn on lzoth Street going'92iest.'! "BA uireleiz"
behind you babe. You wanna do it, let's do it."
"Negative, let's get some marked units. Let's get some -$_£>roken!: SA Risner: "OK we're just at 120th and U.S. 1, are
92-u-G" coming not tova 'J.S. 32* SA bovez =1 -hat=e affirmative. - sSAxMcNeil: "Just looked at them, they're guys loading up
something in the tront." SA Groqan: "Let's do it." SA Dove can
be heard saying in the background, "Felony car stop. rake em,
£_e1ony_car atop, let's do it."_ SA mrele A Dove;"iean." roilow between SA a,¢m-57!
and SA J, who are trying to locate the on p
scene. says on the air, "People down!" -@~.=-:*'~--K"_ SA Risner: got people down, let: get some help over here." ' " i y
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RE: Administrative Inquiry
Shootin Incident- Miami Division, 4/11/86 -- M
As the vehicles involved in the pursuit moved south on
Southwest 82nd Avenue, e decision was made to "Take em, felony
= oer stop, let's do it." SA Dove's redio transmission based on
SA Grogans statement, "let's do it."! This decision was
apparontly based on the rollowing tects: the subjects obviously
were preparing to resist arrest es evidenced by observetion e!
that they were up" their weapons ssA McNeil: radio -trensniesion! 3.... ":3- .»'_
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Upon implementation ot_tl_1e "£elony oer stop" order, ' "
Sins rogen end Dove, who were driving the vehicle depicted in
the sketch es "B" et Tab #87 grey volume!, ectivated their
blue light and siren. vehicle "C," which was occupied by
SA Richard A. heneuzzi MM-66! , was coming up from the rear end _vehicle "A," by SA John F. Henlon, Jr. " -Mireles _p
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ects made e U-turn heading made _ I;
the turn with them, impacted once egein into the driver: side or .
the subjects oer, pinning it between his vehicle, MM-66, e tree
and e parked automobile in the yard in front of the residence J __ _3.2291, 1:203 southwest 82rd Ave.-rue. As show: in the sketch at -"'
Tab #87, two vehicles marked RV-residence vehicle! were perked _ unoccupied! et that location. vehicle "B" the eubjectvehicle!was abruptly stopped between SA Menauzzi's vehicle "C"! end en "1"?
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RE: Administrative inquiryShooting Incident A
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"RV." A small tree was located directly in front of the vehicle
"B" subjects'! and vehicle "C" SA Manauzzi's!. "Vehicle "E,"
occupied by SSA McNeil, turned into the area and vehicle "D,"
occupied by SAs Grogan and Dove, made a U-turn and parked to the
rear of the e1l-jecte' vehicle approximately 10 feet fui-ther beck
than shown in the sketch at Tab #87. Immediately after being
stopped, one of the subjects, now identified as William R. Hatix,
fired a shotgun blast at SA Hanauzzi. The shot, determined to be
#6 shot, penetrated the -passenger window of the Bureau car and11'!-[idle -Q1 Hanan!!! -Ir; -I-hp hnnlr nnal 1-an hm-10 A0 4-I-us I-92 El In
exiting his _ __ on iide. ' ht this time; "
SA Ma:-1auzzi__"_ - since chase, he did not have
his weapon V" lying in his lap! in; ..._-holster and - " "' - jar 515°? b '
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Avenue and t wall near where vehicle "A"-~
' sAs Hanlon and ' impacted. Upon arrival at the
scene, SSA Hceil qui y exited his vehicle and was immediately
taken under fire by the subjects, principally by the individual
:-.c'.~.' identified ea .'-£i¢.e=l Lee Platt, who was armed with a Ruger
.223 caliber Mini-14, semi-automatic rifle. SSA McNeil went - y
directly to SA hanauzzi's vehicle, leaned across the hood of it
and, in two separate bursts, fired six rounds from his SEW .357
caliber revolver into the passenger compartment of the Monte
Carlo %upied by the stmjetts. '-Ihile firing, SSA Hcheil was
in the hand by return fire. After emptying his revolver and
while bleeding profusely from his hand wound, he attempted to
reload: however, due to the wound to his hand, he could not fully
load hisxepcn. SSA McNeil than withdrew towardthe rear of hisA I92_ - ;v92=ssa.92.¢.LB 92 is _| e .- __ __ I V..;._.. -_ _. _ ,. . _ V = - -VA --~-*-¢-1 - - J- . __.__ __ _ , _ V _ V. V -1.1 -- .. ~*.r|
- Across the street, following the impact of his vehicle
"A"! against the wall on 82nd Avenue, SA Hanlon had lost trackof his service revolver which had not" been secured on his hip"'7 ""_' ' "
durirag the chase, at his Btu-eau=approvec". #5 shot saw subncsa
revolver from an ankle holster and proceeded into the shooting
area. As SA Hireles, who had also exited his vehicle "A"!,
approached the area of SSA I-1cNeil's vehicle "E"! he was takenunder fire by Platt, suffered a severe wound to his left arm and
went down. SA iianlcn proceeded to the rear of SA Grogans
vehicle "D"!, crouched'and fired a total of five rounds fromhis SS-W .38 caliber revolver into the subjects vehicle. As 1 -
SA I-Ianlon bent down, knelt on the ground and started to reload 'his weapon, he was hit in the right hand by rifle fire! and went
down. At thi point or shortly before, SAs Silbert ii. rrantia
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west side or 82nd Avenue racing south!, slightly north of
shooting scene and began firing at the subjects, who by this
time, were out of their vehicle and moving in the area of the two
"RV" vehicles and vehicle "B" su.bjects' vehicle--the stolen
black Monte Carlo! and were utilizing these vehicles as cover.
SA Orrantie proceeded to tire 12 rounds or .38-caliber 4-P service
ammunition from his Bureau-issued .357 saw revolver and Sh Eisnerestimates he tired 13 to 14 round.etotel tram his Bureau--issued
model 459 9:."-.. see -..e..~*..i»-
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SSA 1-iceil -unngls iii _ was incapacitated due to aninability to ~ - ' i
She Groqen "Dove, tron an area at the side and rear '
or 5A Grogan's vehicle _"D"} , had already began tirinu the 5subjects. Following e-period or intense guntire, eubfect, .~ ' """'f?.T.'_."'_7"'.William R. Kati: apparently took she crogan and Dove under tirewith a shotgun. Th s was evidenced by a pattern or #6 shot which ' '
was round on the driver: side oi! Grogan's vehicle "D"! . While "
hatix excise-ged tire erith see err.-gen and mve, Michael Les Platt 'lert the cover ct his vehicle "B"! and proceeded, unnoticed by _SA Groganweg:-cup, down the passenger side or SA Grogan's vehicle "D"! , lean over the trunk or it, shooting SA I-Ianlon, who wasdown, in the groin area, and killing SAs Grogan and Dove. During
this period or tine, SA Risner was firing oniiatt and shouted
warnings to SA .Grogan's group attempting to alert them to P1att'eflanking movements. SA Risner'e warnings were not heard by hie _ - - _fellow Special Agents and he observed Platt shoot at the Agents - .,_,1
behind SA Grogan e car and saw two or them tall over. '- -Q-.92;15' r >-1
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RE: Administrative Inquiry _
Shooting Incident
Hiami iiivision, 4/ll/S6
apparently fired five rounds of O0 buokshot in this manner,
repeating this reloading procedure each time. The rounds
successfully punctured the car in the left front fender, the
driver's side door window, and the windshield. SA Hireles'
shot patterns were later found in the interior of the car.!
SA Mireles then rose to his feet, drew his service revolver,
advanced on SA Sr anis vehicle, firing and inflicting fatalwounds on both suggests with his Bureau-issued saw .357 caliber
revolver. 6Several Special Agents, including ;ll1_: V
who had us . . e o6
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- - A crime by Metro-Dede Homicide Detectivesand Agents of the!!! - tory established that 1:1 a it
ident fiable rounds -" fired from various weapons cartridges
_;_ recovered!. It is probable that other rounds were fired and all
cartridge cases were not found and retrieved. The best available
estimate is that a minimum of 131 and as many as 140-145 total
rounds were exchanged. Ballistics identifications definitely
establish that 40 rounds were fired by Platt from the Ruger .223semiautomatic Mini-l4. 'l'wo and possglv three rounds of l2-gauge#6 shot were discharged by Hatix from his saw model 3000 shotgun.
Both Matix and Platt were also armed with .357 magnum revolvers-
one a Dan Wesson manufacture, the other a saw. Three rounds werefired from each of these revolvers without apparently striking
any of the Special Agents. All of the severedamage done to
. Agent personnel was apparently inflicted by the .233 caliber U ;___ ammunition, fired from the Ruger Mini-'14 rifle. SA Hanauzzi e 92w..suffered superficial wounds from 12-gauge #6 shotgun pellets and 3
SA Orrantia suffered superficial wounds believed to have been
inflicted by shrapnel from e .35? round entering the passenger:
compartment of his vehicle. Ballistics examinations have A_
determined that Agents fired the following rounds:
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SA Risner . 6* Bureau-issued 5&1-1 model 459
9mm semi-automatic pistol
sa Grogan 3 . 9 Bureau-issued saw model Ass I
.,, - inn seniseutmatic pistol
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_ RE: Administrative InquiryShooting IncidentMiami D vision, 4/11/86
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SA Dove 20 Bureau-issued S&W model 459
91m semi-automatic pistol
12 Bureau-issued SIM .357 caliber
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however, only six oi his casings were round.! '
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