Jack Posobiec

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Additionally, Camille and Julie are your contact to be on the press distribution list to be advised of future announcements.

This time, I'll introduce Providence Police Chief Colonel Oscar Perez.

Thank you, Mayor.

So as the Mayor stated, we're about to show you a video that we can have the LTE

Thank you, Joe.

So as the mayor stated, if you don't have these videos, please let us know.

And the reason we have shown these videos, there's a purpose, right?

So as you can see, they're enhanced photos.

There's enhanced video footage.

And so we're asking the public to ensure that they can see them.

They can see here that you want to focus on the body movements, the way the person moved their arms.

the body posture, the way they carry their weight.

I think those are important movement patterns that may help you identify this individual, which is extremely important.

Another thing that we're going to ask the public is if you have any type of camera system, including Teslas, in your property.

In this video that you just saw behind me, it all comes from the residential block of Waterman Avenue, Power, Ives, and Hope Street.

And it's those residential areas that we're asking the public to look, if you have any camera systems or any Teslas, like I mentioned, that you look at that footage and that you can reach out to us and please provide us anything that you have.

And we're asking you to go back at least a week to do that.

And the reason for that is because on Saturday night, the day of, we actually learned that this individual was in that neighborhood around 10.30 in the morning.

We also know in this profession that many criminals will case out an area weeks and days prior.