</s>LIAISON ESTABLISHED WITH OTHER AGENCIES Immediately after the shooting, the B.C.C ., established liaison with the following agencies, who provided liaison officers to the E.C .. C .: Federal Bureau of Investigation California National Guard U.S. Army Intelligence 2025 RELEASE UNDER E.O. 14176

Summary  
The documents detail law enforcement coordination, medical response, and investigative activities surrounding the assassination of Senator Robert F. Kennedy on June 5, 1968, at the Ambassador Hotel in Los Angeles. Key actions include establishing a command post at the hotel by 12:25 AM, transferring Kennedy to Good Samaritan Hospital for treatment, deploying medical teams including neurosurgeons Dr. Reed and Dr. Popin, and coordinating helicopter transport between hospitals and secure locations. Communication protocols, phone numbers, and updates on Kennedy’s condition were managed through agencies such as the Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD), Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), and U.S. Army Intelligence. An All Points Bulletin (APB) was issued identifying SIRIHAN BISHARAR, a Jordanian national with a 22-caliber revolver, as the suspect. Post-assassination procedures included body transport to North American Terminal for autopsy and evidence handling at hospitals like Good Samaritan and Huntington Memorial. Fragmented LAPD property reports reference items collected from hospitals, including clothing, medical records, bullets, and serial numbers, though direct links to the assassination are not explicitly detailed beyond contextual dates and locations.  

Key People  
- Robert F. Kennedy (victim)  
- Dr. Reed (neurosurgeon at Good Samaritan Hospital)  
- Chief Davis (LAPD commander)  
- Capt. Fudge (intelligence officer at Good Samaritan Hospital)  
- Commissioner Hathaway (Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department)  
- Lt. Tackberry (LAPD officer involved in escort coordination)  
- Sgt. Gates (intelligence/division liaison)  
- SIRIHAN BISHARAR (suspect, Jordanian national)  
- Dr. John Garner (medical personnel at Huntington Memorial Hospital)  
- Sgt. Brandt (LAPD officer involved in evidence collection)  

Key Locations  
- Ambassador Hotel (site of the assassination)  
- Good Samaritan Hospital (treatment and body handling)  
- North American Terminal, D.C. (body transport destination)  
- 3400 Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles (shooting location)  
- Huntington Memorial Hospital (Pasadena, California)  
- Central Hospital  
- St. John's Hospital  
- Rampart Station (police division involved in response)  
- City Hall (coordination hub for emergency operations)  

Key Events  
- Establishment of a command post at the Ambassador Hotel by 12:25 AM.  
- Transfer of Senator Kennedy to Good Samaritan Hospital after being shot in the hip and head.  
- Deployment of medical teams, including neurosurgeons, for emergency treatment.  
- Coordination of helicopter support for transport between hospitals and secure locations.  
- Issuance of an APB identifying SIRIHAN BISHARAR as the suspect.  
- Post-assassination body transport to North American Terminal for autopsy.  
- Collection of clothing, medical items, bullets, and cartridges from hospitals linked to RFK’s treatment.  
- Activation of a tactical alert across LAPD divisions due to high call volume and security concerns.  

Key Organizations  
- Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)  
- California National Guard  
- U.S. Army Intelligence  
- Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD)  
- Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department  
- Office of the Mayor (coordinated helicopter and security operations)  
- Good Samaritan Hospital (medical response)  
- Huntington Memorial Hospital (Pasadena, California)  
- Hospitals (Good Samaritan, St. John's)  
- Administrative LAPD property reports (fragmented entries related to evidence collection)

RFK Declassified Files

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