Mr. OWENS. At the time I thought it was Captain Doughty [spelling] D-o-u-g-h-t-y. They finished up taking the pictures and I left the scene and went to Methodist Hospital where Officer Tippit had been taken, and I was taken back to the room where he was taken, and in just a brief examination of the body I saw where one bullet had entered his right chest about the pocket and went through a package of cigarettes. Another one hit him about the center of the chest and hit a button, and another one, I believe, was in his right temple, I'm not sure which temple it was, but those three wounds, I did see. I don't know whether he was shot any more or not. I remained at the hospital for quite a time, and then I went back to the Oak Cliff substation where I was assigned. Mr. ELY. And because you were assigned to the Oak Cliff substation, you at no time during these 2 days or so went into the main police headquarters; is that correct? Mr. OWENS. What, now? Mr. ELY. You didn't go to the main police headquarters because you were assigned to the Oak Cliff substation? Mr. OWENS. No; that's right. Mr. ELY. Now, I show you a map which is labeled Putnam Deposition Exhibit No. 1. Could you tell us what sort of a map this is? Mr. OWENS. It is what we call a district map of the various districts of the city of Dallas. Mr. ELY. The various districts to which patrolmen are assigned, is that correct? Mr. OWENS. It is what it was set up for. Now, there isn't a squad for each numbered district. Some squads have two or more numbers. I mean, the districts cover that. Mr. ELY. And could you tell us to which district or districts on that map Officer Tippit was assigned on November 22, 1963? Mr. OWENS. He was assigned to district 78. Now, I don't know whether we were short any squads that day or not, and if we were, he would be assigned to cover another district also. His call number would still be 78. Mr. ELY. Would his call number be 78 even if he were outside the district? Mr. OWENS. Oh, yes. Mr. ELY. I show you now one of the radio logs which is designated "Sawyer Deposition Exhibit A." Am I correct in saying that at 12:54 p.m., according to this log, Officer Tippit reported by radio that he was then at the corner of Lancaster and Eighth? Mr. OWENS. That's right. Mr. ELY. Now, in which district on this map would the corner of Lancaster and Eighth fall? Mr. OWENS. In district 109. Mr. ELY. That would be district 109. In which district on the map was Officer Tippit shot? Mr. OWENS. In district 91. Mr. ELY. Now, we would like to have your opinion as to why Officer Tippit, who was assigned to district 78, would have been in district 109 at 12:54 p.m. and then later in district 91? In giving us your answer, please feel free to refer to both of these radio logs, which are Sawyer Deposition Exhibits A and B, and also draw upon your experience with the Dallas Police Department and the common procedure for reacting to an emergency.