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February 27, 1967
Captain W.F. Dyson,
Administrative Services Bureau,
Dallas Police Department
SUBJECT: CRIMINAL INTELLIGENCE(l)
SERGIO ARCACHO
CUBAN REFUGEE
Sirs
IVie following report regarding SUBJECT is submitted for your
information.
SUBJECT received a telephone call Friday night that was answered
by his wife. The caller identified himself as JIM ALCCCK, an^
investigator for the District Attorney of New Orleans, Jim GAr.-
RISON. ALCOCK desired to speak to SUBJECT, but since he was no*
at home, he asked to know if SU3JECT would come to New Orleans
if he was sent the plane fare so that he may be questioned,
regarding his knowledge of the so called conspiracy to kill
President Kennedy* SUBJECT'S wife stated to .ALCOCK that ^e
would not go to New Orleans. ALCOCK then stated that he would
then come to Dallas and question him.
Saturday morning, February 2$, 1967, SUBJECT received a call
from KL COCK stating that he would call him at^ten a.m. and
make arrangements to have an interview with him here m ballas.
Lt. E.L. Cunningham and Detective D.K. Rodgers went to the
home of SUBJECT in anticipation to the call. The call never
came and these officers left the home at ll:l*5am.
SUBJECT received a telephone call at 5 pm this date of Saturday
and the caller identified himself as ALCOCK and that he was in
the LOCHWOOD area. ALCOCK stated that as soon as he got settled
in a motel that he would call him back for an appointment. At
this time SUBJECT was away from his home and did not^get to talx
to ALCCCK. ALCOCK called back at 7 pm and told SUBJECT1 S wife
"that he would call in about thirty minutes to make arrangements
with SUBJECT for an interview. ALCOCK stated that he was call-
in^ from NORTHPARK INN. SUBJECT contacted Detective Lowery, who
called Detective Rodgers at home. Rodgers went directly to the
home of SUBJECT and was met there by Detective C.T. Burnley.
At 9*15 pm SUBJECT1 S phone rang and he requested that Detective
Rodgers answer this call to determine who and what the caller
wanted. The caller identified himself at JIM ALCOCK of the
District Attorney's office of New Orleans who insisted that he
talk to SUBJECT. SUBJECT did not desire to talk with ALCOCK
and was so told by Rodgers. ALCOCK was asked if he had a
warrant for the arrest of SUBJECT and that if he did that we
would be happy to execute the warrant. ALCOCK Stated that he
did not have a warrant and that if SUBJECT would not talk to
him he would forget it and go back to New Orleans. An arrange-
ment was made at that time to meet ALCOCK at the City Hall with
SUBJECT.
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