Jack Posobiec

The schools in the area of Brown are having regular police presence, and because of the assistance of the Rhode Island State Police, we've been able to provide additional police presence and coverage to other schools in Providence.

We thank them for that.

When I was at one of our elementary schools this morning, the faculty were having a brief meeting before kids started to arrive.

in discussion with some of the teachers I asked how they were doing one of the teachers said what I think a lot of us are feeling she said you know it's hard but I'm putting on a good face for the kids we need to be here for them and I think that's how a lot of our residents feel right now which is that we are taking very tentative steps forward but we're doing it for one another and so I do want to thank our educators at this time they're being asked

right now for the sake of the families and the kids and at that same school there was a second grader literally skipping to the front door because he's a second grader and he doesn't know everything that's going on in this scary world right now and so the strength of the adults has allowed that little kid to skip school this morning and so I want to thank all of my fellow residents of Providence

There were questions yesterday, and so I'll also just give a brief update on the health status of the survivors.

If folks will recall, there had been eight hospitalized, one has since been discharged.

There had been nine, eight hospitalized, one has since been discharged.

The seven that remain in the hospital, one is in critical status, five in critical but stable status, although health care providers report that they are improving.

and one in stable status.

Those are the seven.

One in critical, five in critical but stable, one in stable status, and one discharged since the last time we made comments about their safety and recovery from the podium.

Now we'll open it up to questions.

So the question was, if I could just repeat what I stated earlier in English as far as what occurred here, the reasons for the video, and why it was a big question for the public.

So, we are asking the public to watch the video that we made, so that they can see how the person walks, how they move their arms, the movements they have.

This is very important so that they can help us identify this person.

Very important.

The second thing is that these videos were taken mostly in a residential area that includes Hope Street, Waterman Avenue Street, Power Street Street,

Chief Perez, you said that you believe this person was in the neighborhood at 10.30, clarifying who he was at 10.30 the morning of the shooting.

Correct.