In the Luigi manhunt, the NYPD dug through surveillance footage from thousands of cameras. That eventually produced the photos, which led to the tip. There's no such camera network in Orem, Utah.
In the Luigi manhunt, the NYPD dug through surveillance footage from thousands of cameras. That eventually produced the photos, which led to the tip. There's no such camera network in Orem, Utah.
Wow 🤭
Who cares
As someone who once lived next door in Provo, I concur. Orem is not that big of a city.
Uhh, we've been going door-to-door asking for doorbell vid...huh...we can ask Bezos's company Ring and they'll just give it to us? Well, there you have it. We're actively gathering leads as you can see.
Oh come on, Oren,UT got flushable toilets like 15, maybe 20 years ago or whatever, so they have stuff, you know?
This is what made the 5-day manhunt seem so extraordinary… it happened in one of the most heavily-surveilled places in America. This? This is some doorbell cameras and a couple of shots off of smartphones.
It's a major college campus and surrounding well to do neighborhoods. There's plenty of cameras, not Manhattan plenty, but still a lot
Ring doorbells and retail space... I doubt there are many outdoor public cameras. SLC pop 215k in 110 sq miles is applying to install 14 more cameras. I don’t know how many are installed now, but it’s probably not hundreds. Or this would not be “news.” kutv.com/news/local/s...
Ask Steve Bannon.
No worries, Peter Thiel is working to fix that. In Utah and literally everywhere else.
Based on the pictures we’ve seen, and his apparent knowledge of the school layout, I would guess he’s a student or local and someone has given them a likely id that they haven’t released yet. But I’m also very stupid.
That's actually a good thing, generally. Folks should be able to move about society without being followed and tracked by 1000s of AIballs. We should be able to just disappear when we want to. I understand it's not helpful in this particular instance. Gun control would be, though.
That sucks
it's also not helpful that they dismantled every unit across all agencies that dealt with domestic threats, i guess
In some ways thats good. the police state is a bitch
don't the Osmonds have one?
The salt lake valley is pretty built up. Not as built up as NYC. I agree that there are probably large enough gaps between these surveillance cameras for him to squeak by. Unfortunately
The obvious FBI solution is to find him in New York.
That’s probably a good thing though, right?
In fairness there are more people in NYC than there are in all of Utah(which has a larger area than the state of New York). So yeah, NYC has a lot more cameras in a much smaller area.
Well, and suspect is NOT BROWN, sooooo don't expect law enforcement to go hard on the search.
Welp. So much for my hot take. www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news...
No you were right they had no clue who it was or where they were and Utah authorities admitted it yesterday. It was luck he was turned in and admitted it.
The campus almost certainly has cameras. They’re all over college campuses.
your hot take was fine. He confessed to his dad who turned him in
To be fair, this wasn’t Cracker Jack police work. His dad turned him in.
Even bad, grainy footage is enough, if the public continues to disapprove of murder.
They don’t have a suspect because of any work the FBI or other law enforcement have done. The kid confessed & the family minister reported it. They’d still be floundering otherwise.
he basically turned himself in. they might never have caught him on their own
his parents turned him in, hot take still hot!
I wonder if they'll get that $100K?
The camera network is everybody's cell phones.
The best story I’ve seen so far is speculation he went straight to a nearby airport where a private jet was waiting that whisked him to safety.
Didn’t happen; bad misreading of ADS-B data