Mr. HUBERT. And the Main Street ramp?
Captain MARTIN. Right.
Mr. HUBERT. How many people were there in that general area?
Captain MARTIN. I just would have to make an estimate.
Mr. HUBERT. That's right.
Captain MARTIN. I would say between me and where he was, there was 8 or
10 people.
Mr. HUBERT. I'm going to mark off an area in the Main Street ramp by
just drawing with a pencil a square, and putting, "Area A," in it and
I will ask you if you can tell us in the "Area A," marked on this map,
what were the conditions with respect to the number of people and so
forth. Not exactly. I know you didn't count heads, but just how crowded
were the conditions?
Captain MARTIN. As well as I can remember there weren't too many people
up in that--up that far. There were 2 or 3 cars parked in the ramp
there.
Mr. HUBERT. You mean in the Main Street ramp?