Jack Posobiec

And every call that comes in, we respond to it immediately.

It's Pat, so we're working our way across the area.

Pat?

In a case involving a hit-and-run accident in the vicinity of Brown University that was litigated by the Office of Attorney General Nerone in 2023, Brown University Police Detective John Repka stated that the university maintains several thousand video surveillance cameras and license plate readers on Brown University campus and surrounding campus.

Now, this is an addition, obviously, to the Department of Police data center.

Attorney General Nerone, your department litigated that case, essentially giving your department a thorough understanding of the landscape.

Why isn't there more video or metadata, and were those cameras all operational?

Yeah, I can't speak to what was operational or wasn't, but I will say this, that I've answered this question a few times today, and I'll try to do my best to answer it again.

So somebody reported, it might be in the Globe, that there are 800 cameras or so on the campus.

It might be in the Globe.

1,200.

1,200.

But this building is on the very edge of the campus.

If you know, I know that building well.

I have two sons who went.

spent a good chunk of their lives there.

It's at the very edge of the campus.

It's not in the heartland of the campus.

It's not the green.

And there are several greens.