Jovan Grogan
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PRA 26412 was my first request regarding the March 24th, 2026 council meeting where during public presentations, public commenter Howard Gilman's made false accusations my husband and I harassed him.
The alleged incident supposedly occurred on March 10th outside council chambers.
I noticed that there were security cameras above the entrance over here.
So I requested the footage.
Then that led to PRA 26569, public records 25569, requesting security camera footage from March 10th, 2026 between 7 and 8 p.m.
The video provided by the city appears incomplete or corrupted.
The footage stalls, freezes, and fails to show continuous motion even while the timestamp continues advancing.
In fact, nearly five minutes are missing from a nine-minute video, and the 49ers employee that was in the lobby seemed to be frozen for three minutes.
I mean, he must be a freeze champion of all of us, right?
So, and conveniently, the footage stops exactly the portion that would have shown exactly what happened and what would have demonstrated that my husband and I were actually trying to avoid the interaction, not harass anyone.
In the footage, you can literally see me attempting to move away while we're trying to say we do not want to talk.
So again, I asked the question, was the footage altered, footage omitted?
What was the export issues and where was the original footage preserved?
Because now it's missing, now it's gone.
The city said it's disappeared because it's past the 30 days.
It creates security concerns because the camera, if it's freezing, then how often does it freeze?
If portions were unavailable, what specific time ranges were they missing and why?
The city's response was that the camera stopped recording because movements are too small, as I said.
But explanation needs more reasoning.
There's more questions.
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