NY opens 199 from 97-2700, 1981 · p.48
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*Oneof-thedefendants.in
theforthcoming trial,Georgp
Harrison,67,a·Brooklyh
First meeting}
security.guardsis accused
The agent's dealings-with Nor.
the'sanerrsBidocumentol
being
statement in_the court papdrs
for theIRA sincetheearly
provided by F BI Special Agent
1960s. 1.
John Winslow.Itis assumed
It"is.alleged thathehas
that MrWinslow was the un
dercover agent, put.the court
:bought.and shipped to Ireland
records do not positively estab.
lish this.
ammunition,:rife scopes.and
At his first meeting with Har-
rison, in the.fashionable sur-
years.!".
roundings of New York's West-
The FBI:Said it-cracked the
chester county,the undercover
agent discussed.the $87,500 deal
dealer,for.reasons.not yet made
for350 Mk 10·45.calibrc sub-
clear,agreed toco-operate with
machineguns.
the Goyerninerit investigation.
"'Harrison
isvdescribed
incourt
papers..as.'
confidentia]
source.",
Hislinksyith thealleged.
:IRA.gun-runners are said to!
:date back to the peniod,before
the.:outbreak
of.organised.
Ireland,.
Military
'arms,
Theweaponry.he allegediy
““
supplied.to Harrison and Noraid
was.almost, exclusiyely'Ameri
machineguns,
M-16:
Sub.
machineguns,..M-l
Garand:
aptomaticcarbines andvariousy
types'of"ammunition.
Britishauthorities inNort
efn Ireland haye said'thiat 47!
Michael. Flannery
per cent.of the arms recovercl
5
from terrorists are of Amcricah
thatwouldbefneandpointed
manufacturer.
But in the dealwhichresulted
in the arrest of Flannery,Harri
$50.000.in-fourweeks'timewith
son, and two other Noraid sup
SpecialAgentWinslow's.state-
porters,PatrickMullinand
ment said
inadeUzi sub-machinegunswere;
Itwasnotmadeclearwhetier
involved:",-
the s50o00.wastobe.a down
Other weapons,including
payment.....
'20mm cannon and an American
Theundercoyeragent sold
army
flame-thrower,
allegedly
HarrisontwdRuger
mini-14
being prepared for shipment to
semi-automatocarbines at the
Ireland; were found in'a .base-
mentin an FBL.raid:onMul-
Harrison paid s800 dollars
linis suburban home.'
(434)*cashforthese,which
"The.group
had-'alrgady
money'was.subsequently turned
.assembled·some ammunition.to
‘over.to the FBi, said Wins
shipwiththecannon'
"a
low's statement.
destructive.device,”.as,·the
courtpapersputitandwas
Dance colleetions
in the market for more.
I-
Harrison is said to have told
'The conversation then·furned
S
n
to a broad shopping list of arnis.
.chase as nuch amnunition“'as
you can obtain. for the 20mm
“Harrisonsaid.thathe wouidl
.cannon.
:buy from. the.undercover agent
The FBI
court document
reveals that its
""confidential
undercover agent.could obtain,
source ” introduced to.Harrison
Mr-Winslow's statemeritsaid
on May 17 this.yearan.FBI
The would-Be'purchaser men-
ese,guisoduaseiaiosrpun
.tionedspecificAmericanarmiy
ar'ms
weapons.
：!
dealer.
" Harrison,also asked if-he
was ever able to get,animuni.
tion for'an'M79 grenade laun
ernment,'hehas
furnishdd
cher," the: statement’ said."
ofarms
fo
When,the question of:anmu
Harrison over a long period.
nitionfor-the
20mm,cannop
made it.clear
dontinued on·Back
theforthcoming trial,Georgp
Harrison,67,a·Brooklyh
First meeting}
security.guardsis accused
The agent's dealings-with Nor.
the'sanerrsBidocumentol
being
statement in_the court papdrs
for theIRA sincetheearly
provided by F BI Special Agent
1960s. 1.
John Winslow.Itis assumed
It"is.alleged thathehas
that MrWinslow was the un
dercover agent, put.the court
:bought.and shipped to Ireland
records do not positively estab.
lish this.
ammunition,:rife scopes.and
At his first meeting with Har-
rison, in the.fashionable sur-
years.!".
roundings of New York's West-
The FBI:Said it-cracked the
chester county,the undercover
agent discussed.the $87,500 deal
dealer,for.reasons.not yet made
for350 Mk 10·45.calibrc sub-
clear,agreed toco-operate with
machineguns.
the Goyerninerit investigation.
"'Harrison
isvdescribed
incourt
papers..as.'
confidentia]
source.",
Hislinksyith thealleged.
:IRA.gun-runners are said to!
:date back to the peniod,before
the.:outbreak
of.organised.
Ireland,.
Military
'arms,
Theweaponry.he allegediy
““
supplied.to Harrison and Noraid
was.almost, exclusiyely'Ameri
machineguns,
M-16:
Sub.
machineguns,..M-l
Garand:
aptomaticcarbines andvariousy
types'of"ammunition.
Britishauthorities inNort
efn Ireland haye said'thiat 47!
Michael. Flannery
per cent.of the arms recovercl
5
from terrorists are of Amcricah
thatwouldbefneandpointed
manufacturer.
But in the dealwhichresulted
in the arrest of Flannery,Harri
$50.000.in-fourweeks'timewith
son, and two other Noraid sup
SpecialAgentWinslow's.state-
porters,PatrickMullinand
ment said
inadeUzi sub-machinegunswere;
Itwasnotmadeclearwhetier
involved:",-
the s50o00.wastobe.a down
Other weapons,including
payment.....
'20mm cannon and an American
Theundercoyeragent sold
army
flame-thrower,
allegedly
HarrisontwdRuger
mini-14
being prepared for shipment to
semi-automatocarbines at the
Ireland; were found in'a .base-
mentin an FBL.raid:onMul-
Harrison paid s800 dollars
linis suburban home.'
(434)*cashforthese,which
"The.group
had-'alrgady
money'was.subsequently turned
.assembled·some ammunition.to
‘over.to the FBi, said Wins
shipwiththecannon'
"a
low's statement.
destructive.device,”.as,·the
courtpapersputitandwas
Dance colleetions
in the market for more.
I-
Harrison is said to have told
'The conversation then·furned
S
n
to a broad shopping list of arnis.
.chase as nuch amnunition“'as
you can obtain. for the 20mm
“Harrisonsaid.thathe wouidl
.cannon.
:buy from. the.undercover agent
The FBI
court document
reveals that its
""confidential
undercover agent.could obtain,
source ” introduced to.Harrison
Mr-Winslow's statemeritsaid
on May 17 this.yearan.FBI
The would-Be'purchaser men-
ese,guisoduaseiaiosrpun
.tionedspecificAmericanarmiy
ar'ms
weapons.
：!
dealer.
" Harrison,also asked if-he
was ever able to get,animuni.
tion for'an'M79 grenade laun
ernment,'hehas
furnishdd
cher," the: statement’ said."
ofarms
fo
When,the question of:anmu
Harrison over a long period.
nitionfor-the
20mm,cannop
made it.clear
dontinued on·Back