Jack Posobiec

It's not any of the three greens, as I remember them.

So it's right on the edge of the campus.

And where the shooting took place is at the very edge of that building on the edge of the campus.

And so, as those of you who know Providence know, you are very quickly into a residential neighborhood, which is why the video footage you're seeing of this defendant's, excuse me, wrong word,

person of interest movements, excuse me, are pre and post shooting are in that neighborhood.

So the building is on the edge of the Brown campus.

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, I'll try to say it again, there is no footage that depicts this individual that would be useful in identifying him

that we have not released to you.

And 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.

John?

A follow-up question.

A follow-up.

Carl, does Brown University or the federal government employ Stingray or any other NASA-balanced equipment?

in and around the Brown University campus.

And again, remember that the Brown University detective said that these applied and said that these cameras extend in the neighborhood.

So the other question is, does mass surveillance by Brown University end at campus borders, or is there anything in the Clare Street community downtown area or anywhere else?

You asked me this question last night, Pat, and I don't have any knowledge of those systems.

Respect the mayor.