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0 reviewsWHO WAS THIS MAN? PATROLMAN Kenny Gibbons, Badge 285,
remembers him like it was yesterday.
When Kenny and his partner, Willard Wolff, lurched to a stop in
Car 505—a black-and-white 1964 Ford station wagon marked
“Cleveland Police” on both sides with a standard dome on the top—
they found themselves in the middle of the intersection of Lakeview
Road and Auburndale Avenue in the Glenville neighborhood on the
East Side of Cleveland.
That’s when Kenny saw the man standing in front of the two-story
brick apartment house. He was in plainclothes and tall—at least six
feet, four inches—with a blond crew cut, and he held a revolver in his
hand. He had a young black man apparently in custody on the
ground and he was gesturing vigorously to Kenny and his partner to
come over. As Kenny and his partner approached the intersection of
Lakeview and Auburndale (Wolff was driving that shift), both had
heard two distinct gunshots. Now, Kenny assumed the gunfire was
from the plainclothes man—perhaps warning shots to get the black
man on the ground.
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