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Shultz / Threat #313656

CBS Evening News for Tuesday, Nov 03, 1987
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(Studio: Dan Rather) Report introduced.

(DC: Robert Schakne) Threat made against Secretary of State George Shultz's life reported; details given, scenes shown. Edward Gallo captured by police after mother reported suspected intentions. [DC assistant police chief Isaac FULWOOD - says either Shultz or Reagan were going to be target.] Mother's court appearance and comments that son made quoted. [GALLO - says he was just on vacation and was going hunting.] Weapons confiscated detailed. [FULWOOD - says there is nothing you could hunt in Washington, DC where you would need 600 rounds of ammunition.] Psychiatric evaluation for Gallo reported

Reporter(s):
Rather, Dan;
Schakne, Robert
Duration:
00:01:50

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