</s>WD steam tables. This person waswaved a pistol with this sight. hand, thus I yelled out to the effect, leto get him. the two men in theternally campaign clothes gossbed the person waaving the pistol before I did, oak, in. the confussin, sommeen, pumpled ahead of me before I caul reach him. however, I was able to observe this face and the pitch he held in his hand. By this time, several person had shoved. the above person against the stom tables, and had him sprawled over the table; but he was still waaving the pistal. I ran away to the other side of the steam table. I saw attempt to get the gun but too mavy proght blocked my path. As the gun was turned, d mavy propght Blocked my Path. As I turned,d churned Senator Robert J. Kennedy Lynging on the floss of the Entrance Bomm Service Bantry. I am to the loom service desk to call for an ambulance. housewer the phone was being used. I then ran to the loosen Clechi office in the marin lobby, but his telephone was also sin use. Unable to locate an unusual telephone, I am back to the Entabury room Lericsic Party. Sennator. Lenately was still lying on the floor, however the person waiving the gun had been mowed down to the east end of the Service Pantry and was being held against the steam.

On June 5, 1968, a shooting occurred at the Ambassador Hotel in Los Angeles, California, where Senator Robert F. Kennedy was campaigning for president.

A man identified as Sirhan Sirhan, with a Middle Eastern appearance and wearing a suit, was seen waving a pistol in the Embassy Room service pantry. He attempted to apprehend others along with several other persons in the room.

Roy Varsovs, banquet manager at the Ambassador Hotel, witnessed the shooting and provided a statement to David R. Pender, a special agent of the FBI. Varsovs described seeing Sirhan Sirhan waving a pistol and attempting to apprehend others.

Larry Kenneth Renot, an employee at the Loch Stookin Barrel Shop, also provided a statement to the FBI. He claimed that on June 1, 1968, three men, including one identified as Robert Richard Andresse, purchased ammunition from him.

The purchased ammunition included two boxes of hollow-point Mini-Mags and two boxes of Super X long rifle bullets. Renot stated that he sold the ammunition to Andresse, who was later identified as Sirhan Sirhan's associate.

A photograph of Sirhan Sirhan was shown to Renot, and he positively identified it as the person to whom he sold the ammunition.

Robert Richard Andresse was identified as a 24-year-old man with sandy hair, a medium complexion, and hazel eyes. He had a Southern accent and was always smiling.

The shooting at the Ambassador Hotel resulted in the death of Senator Robert F. Kennedy, who was shot by Sirhan Sirhan.

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