</s>BOX NO. 1 Foster No. 12 photography Pasadena Police reports related to Sihan family 1963-1966 RFK Assassination 2017.0/08 1816 2025 RELEASE UNDER E.O. 14178

Summary  
The documents detail multiple police reports and investigative records from the Pasadena Police Department (PPD) and California Department of Justice related to a 38-caliber revolver (serial number R3344), nickel-plated with black plastic grips engraved with a tiger's face. The weapon was reported lost by an informant, Abe ALEX, who claimed it belonged to Abe ALEX and had been discarded during cleanup of a vacated apartment at 1009 N. Lake Ave., Pasadena, California. The PPD recovered the revolver from Elma Giles, a property manager, on June 2, 1966, and later released it to Abraham Alix on June 6, 1966. Teletype messages reference case number 483 888, noting cancellation of theft broadcasts for the revolver. FBI records from October 1962 link Saidallah Bishara (possibly Sirhan Sirhan) to a driving under influence charge and stolen car incidents in Pasadena. Booking sheets from PPD list arrests of individuals named SIRIAN, SAIDALLAH BISHARA, including intoxication charges and property details like watches, keys, and a Timex wristwatch.  

Key People  
- Abe ALEX (informant who reported the revolver's loss)  
- Abraham Alix (receiving the revolver from PPD)  
- Saidallah Bishara (linked to 1962 driving under influence charge)  
- Elma Giles (property manager who found the revolver)  
- SIRIAN, SAIDALLAH BISHARA (arrested for intoxication and property-related offenses)  

Key Locations  
- 1069 N Lake Ave., Pasadena, California (location of reported lost property)  
- 1659 N Lake Ave., Pasadena, California (address associated with Saidallah Bishara)  
- 1009 N. Lake Ave., Pasadena, California (apartment where revolver was found)  

Key Events  
- June 2, 1966: Revolver recovered from a vacated apartment by Elma Giles.  
- June 6, 1966: Revolver released to Abraham Alix by PPD.  
- October 1962: Saidallah Bishara charged with driving under influence and stolen car incidents.  
- 1966: Multiple arrests of SIRIAN, SAIDALLAH BISHARA for intoxication and property offenses.  

Key Organizations  
- Pasadena Police Department (PPD)  
- California Department of Justice Bureau of Criminal Identification and Investigation (CII)  
- Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)  

Summary  
The text contains multiple police department reports and forms from Pasadena, California, primarily detailing traffic incidents, vehicle damage, and juvenile delinquency cases. Key elements include a 1955 DeSoto sedan involved in car damage incidents on Hill Ave & Rose Villa St., a suspect named Sharifet F.S.F.Sithan (linked to an ex-boyfriend of Mary Pearl Bennett), and a runaway minor case involving Deborah Sprague and Lois Joiner. A traffic collision report references N. Hill Ave, with details about damaged vehicles and insurance information. Other documents include booking sheets, arrest disposition reports, and forms related to property crimes, with some entries containing garbled or unclear text. No direct connection to Robert F. Kennedy's assassination is present in the provided content.  

Key People  
- Sharifet F.S.F.Sithan (suspect in vehicle damage case)  
- Mary Pearl Bennett (sister of Sharifet, involved in ex-boyfriend dispute)  
- Lois Joiner (linked to juvenile runaway case)  
- Deborah Sprague (runaway minor associated with Lois Joiner)  
- Munir Bishara/Sirhan (mentioned in booking records and traffic incidents)  

Key Locations  
- Hill Ave & Rose Villa St., Pasadena, California  
- N. Hill Ave, Pasadena, California  
- San Gabriel, California  
- West Covina, California  
- 666 E. Mountain St., Pasadena, California  

Key Events  
- Vehicle damage incident involving a 1955 DeSoto sedan (dates: December 12–16, 1963)  
- Traffic collision report with hit-and-run details (case number 40870)  
- Juvenile runaway case involving Deborah Sprague and Lois Joiner (dates: October–November 1964)  
- Booking records for Munir Bishara/Sirhan (arrest date: December 18, 1963)  

Key Organizations  
- Pasadena Police Department  
- California Department of Justice (Bureau of Criminal Identification and Investigation)  
- Los Angeles County District Attorney’s Office (mentioned in juvenile case reference)  

Summary  
The text contains multiple declassified Pasadena Police Department investigation reports spanning 1963–1966, detailing traffic collisions, burglary investigations, and related incidents. Key cases include a burglary at 121 N. Sierra Bonita Ave., Pasadena (PC-149), where the victim reported missing property found later by the landlord. A subsequent burglary case (PC-459) involved a suspect named Sirhan, with no resolution. In 1966, a case (PC-459) was cleared after linking the suspect’s modus operandi to prior incidents. Other reports describe traffic stops, citations for unsafe speed and failure to stop at signs, and juvenile court proceedings involving individuals like Sirhan and Munir Sirian. A collision on Lake Ave. and Rio Grande St. involved a vehicle striking a fixed object, with witness statements and police notes detailing the incident.  

Key People  
- Sirhan (multiple reports; linked to traffic violations and burglary investigations)  
- Baldwin (suspect in 1966 burglary case)  
- Munir Sirian (individual associated with Sirhan’s legal issues)  
- VICTIM (name unspecified, referenced in burglary cases)  
- Officers: Messier, Bear, Cauchon, Olsen, Fitz, Rittendenhouse, and others  

Key Locations  
- 121 N. Sierra Bonita Ave., Pasadena (burglary incidents)  
- Lake Ave. and Rio Grande St., Pasadena (collision report)  
- 500 N. Lake Ave., Pasadena (traffic collision diagram)  
- St. Luke’s Hospital, Pasadena (medical context for Sirhan’s traffic violation case)  

Key Events  
- Burglary at 121 N. Sierra Bonita Ave. (1965), with property found by landlord  
- Traffic stop leading to citation for unsafe speed and suspended driving permit (Sirhan, 1963–1965)  
- Juvenile court proceedings for traffic violations involving Sirhan and Munir Sirian  
- Collision on Lake Ave. and Rio Grande St., with witness statements and police investigation  

Key Organizations  
- Pasadena Police Department (multiple reports)  
- California Highway Patrol (mentioned in traffic violation context)  
- Juvenile Traffic Court (involved in legal proceedings for minors)  

Summary  
The text contains multiple police department records from Pasadena, California, including a vehicle inventory/receipt report (Case No. 1494) and general incident reports (PC 415, PPD Form 134/136). The vehicle inventory details a 1960 motor vehicle impounded at Wades Garage, registered to "JUMMIIGI SADALLAH SIRHAN" with address 6.96.E. Howard St., Pasadena. The report notes the vehicle was held under VC 25651 (LX) and later released by Sgt. James R. Newcomer Jr. on 3/4/15 PM.  

A separate incident report (PC 415) describes a dispute involving "Selban E. Street" at 996 E. Howard St., Pasadena, on August 4-63. The complainant, involved in family conflict, was transported home by officers. Witnesses include Mrs. Mary B. Sirian and Mr. Saidallah B. Sirian.  

Another report (PPD Form 136) details an incident on June 6-59 at 1244 N./S. Sierra Bonta Ave., involving TISS N. Hall and individuals named M.M. Shiran, ROACH, and others. The event involves a child entering a "haunted house," breaking glass, and police intervention.  

Key People  
- JUMMIIGI SADALLAH SIRHAN (registered vehicle owner)  
- Selban E. Street (complainant in PC 415 case)  
- Mrs. Mary B. Sirian, Mr. Saidallah B. Sirian (witnesses)  
- TISS N. Hall, M.M. Shiran, ROACH (involved in June 1959 incident)  

Key Locations  
- 6.96.E. Howard St., Pasadena (vehicle registration address)  
- 996 E. Howard St., Pasadena (incident location for PC 415 case)  
- 1244 N./S. Sierra Bonta Ave., Pasadena (June 1959 incident location)  

Key Events  
- Vehicle impoundment and release at Wades Garage (Case No. 1494)  
- Family dispute involving Selban E. Street and police intervention (PC 415 case)  
- Child entering a "haunted house" leading to property damage and police response (June 1959 incident)  

Key Organizations  
- Pasadena Police Department (PPD)  
- Wades Garage (vehicle impound location)

RFK Declassified Files

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