This is getting weird. No video from inside the school? Scrubbing students from the school’s webpage?
The authorities keep releasing additional surveillance videos of the person suspected of killing two students and injuring nine others at Brown University.
Except…none are from the school.
Why do they lack video from Brown? Here’s an excuse:
Providence Police Chief Col. Oscar Perez Jr. said during a news conference Tuesday the agency only has video from outside the Barus and Holley engineering building, where two students were fatally shot and nine others were wounded on Saturday.Rhode Island Attorney General Peter Neronha added that while there are cameras inside the building, there was a major addition to the building within the last five years and the older section did not have many, if any cameras.”The building is on the edge of the Brown campus,” Neronha said. “Where the shooting took place is at the edge of that building, and then you’re very quickly into a residential neighborhood.””There is no footage that depicts this individual that would be useful in identifying him, that we have not released you,” he continued. “I think you can tell from, frankly, the not very helpful quality of the initial footage, that our standard is pretty low. If we thought it was at all helpful, we would have and will release it.”
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