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ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED
HEREIN IS UNCLASSIFIEL
DATE 03-21-2023 BY
b6
b7c
Oefepse
conpmitcee
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
I, the undersigned George Harrison, rssue the following
statement in regards to my arrest, indictment, trial and subsequent
acquittal on alleged charges of supplying military equipment to the
in British occupied Ireland.
over 67 years ago, and that 1 have resided in the United States since
1938. That my family settled in New Hampshire over one hundred years
ago, and that my parents and brathers are all buried there now. I
have always felt proud that my father, Thomas Harrison, and my uncle,
Anthony Harrison chose that state because its motto is "Live free
OrDie"
(Reagan and Thatcher please note).
I served in the armed forces of this nation from
November 1942 unti1 February 1946, and 1 1abored in the Amoured
Car Industry and was employed by Brinks Inc. for thirty three years.
I was arrested with my comrade, Tom Falvey, on June 19, 1981 by
Laws.I register no complaints regarding the conduct of the
arresting officers who merely acted as the instruments of the pro-
British policies of the right wing fascist Reagan-Haig Administration
that night.
At approximately l2:30 a,m., while I was in custody,
some 2o agents assisted by a large sniff dog, surrounded, entered
and held my home under siege for over eight hours.
Theonlypeople
who has a cardiac condition and my niece, a nurse in her thirties.
A destructive search was made of the house, including my sister's
apartment. Ail monies found were taken, plus my bank account books.
1ife, including family momentoes ofmy deceased parents and brothers,
as well as years worth of sentimental materiais, clippings,
correspondence and historical documents relating to the fight for
Irish freedom and struggles for freedom in other parts of the world.
HEREIN IS UNCLASSIFIEL
DATE 03-21-2023 BY
b6
b7c
Oefepse
conpmitcee
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
I, the undersigned George Harrison, rssue the following
statement in regards to my arrest, indictment, trial and subsequent
acquittal on alleged charges of supplying military equipment to the
in British occupied Ireland.
over 67 years ago, and that 1 have resided in the United States since
1938. That my family settled in New Hampshire over one hundred years
ago, and that my parents and brathers are all buried there now. I
have always felt proud that my father, Thomas Harrison, and my uncle,
Anthony Harrison chose that state because its motto is "Live free
OrDie"
(Reagan and Thatcher please note).
I served in the armed forces of this nation from
November 1942 unti1 February 1946, and 1 1abored in the Amoured
Car Industry and was employed by Brinks Inc. for thirty three years.
I was arrested with my comrade, Tom Falvey, on June 19, 1981 by
Laws.I register no complaints regarding the conduct of the
arresting officers who merely acted as the instruments of the pro-
British policies of the right wing fascist Reagan-Haig Administration
that night.
At approximately l2:30 a,m., while I was in custody,
some 2o agents assisted by a large sniff dog, surrounded, entered
and held my home under siege for over eight hours.
Theonlypeople
who has a cardiac condition and my niece, a nurse in her thirties.
A destructive search was made of the house, including my sister's
apartment. Ail monies found were taken, plus my bank account books.
1ife, including family momentoes ofmy deceased parents and brothers,
as well as years worth of sentimental materiais, clippings,
correspondence and historical documents relating to the fight for
Irish freedom and struggles for freedom in other parts of the world.