Mr. GRIFFIN. Well, he was in the front row, wasn't he; Blackie? Mr. ARNETT. He was in front of me; yes. And I would say he was in the front row, but---- Mr. GRIFFIN. Was there a solid line of people between Blackie and the TV cameras, in the row that Blackie was standing in? Mr. ARNETT. It seems to me like there was somebody by the side of Blackie, but I am not going to say that there were because the first time I saw Jack Ruby he was to his left, coming up. Now, whether there was somebody right beside of Blackie Harrison, I am not going to say. Mr. GRIFFIN. The first time you saw Jack he was sort of hunched over with the gun? Mr. ARNETT. He was hunched over. He was in this position, and whenever he shot him he went down like that [indicating]. Mr. GRIFFIN. Did you see Ruby when he was moving toward Oswald? Mr. ARNETT. I saw him moving from where I told you, up to Oswald. Mr. GRIFFIN. Did you ever see Ruby standing still? Mr. ARNETT. No, sir. Mr. GRIFFIN. Now, do you recall whether there was a solid line of people or how that line of people was from Blackie Harrison on to the TV cameras? Mr. ARNETT. Well, like I said, I think there was somebody the other side of him, but I am not going to be certain about it. Mr. GRIFFIN. Well, were there any other police officers up in the same row that Blackie Harrison was in? Mr. ARNETT. They were people lined up all the way up the wall and on this wall over here, they were lined all the way up to the edge of it [indicating]. Mr. GRIFFIN. Let me ask you this, Captain Arnett, did you receive instructions before Oswald came out as to where these newspaper people were to stand? Mr. ARNETT. Where the newspaper--no; I did not. Mr. GRIFFIN. Were you present when some men convened around Officer Jones, Captain Jones, prior to Oswald's coming down, when Jones gave some instructions? Mr. ARNETT. Sergeant Jones? Mr. GRIFFIN. No. Captain Jones. Mr. ARNETT. Captain Jones. I remember seeing Captain Jones there, but I don't remember any group being around him. Mr. GRIFFIN. Well, did you have any instructions to the effect that you were not to permit newspaper people to be over here on the Main Street side? Mr. ARNETT. No, sir. I did not. Mr. GRIFFIN. Did you have any instructions that you were to try to keep these newspaper people over toward the entrance of the garage? Mr. ARNETT. No, sir. Mr. GRIFFIN. Well, what instructions did you have as to what you were to do there? Mr. ARNETT. Well, the main instructions I had was to--when we was placing these men around, searching the building, see that there was nobody in there at all, other than was supposed to be. Mr. GRIFFIN. But that was an hour before? Mr. ARNETT. That's right. Mr. GRIFFIN. All right. Now, you knew Oswald was going to come out that door from the jail, jail office? Mr. ARNETT. Yes, sir. Mr. GRIFFIN. And did you have some idea that you were supposed to keep the area free?