Further, William Janklow continued to swear and cuss,
continued to fight with the officer, and thus, this officer
had to call for help, to get Janklow arrested and placed in
the drunk section of the Fort Thompson jail.

      Further, this affiant states that William Janklow
tried to outrun the police car and drove all over the highway
in an attempt to evade arrest.

      This affiant was further advised that William Jank-
low was so drunk that it was difficult for Janklow to walk,
or in fact even stand up.

      The next morning William Janklow was released from
the drunk tank, and someone brought down some shoes, socks,
underwear and pants, so he could walk out of jail completely
dressed.

      This affiant agrees to allow this sworn statement to 
be used for any press release relating to William Janklow and
all these facts are true, as this affiant was Tribal Chairman
at Fort Thompson when Janklow was arrested for drunk driving,
disorderly conduct, assaulting an officer, and indecent expo-
sure.


      Dated this 18th day of October, 1974.

                      Robert G. Philbrick 
                      (signature)

      Subscribed and sworn to before me this 18th day
of October, 1974.

                      Kristine R. Lyons
                      (signature) 
                      Notary Public