Ted Dox

I'm sorry?

So do you have video from inside the engineering building?

Just to clarify, there's no clear video of the suspect inside the enemy building?

I do.

And in fact, I'm glad you mentioned the sirens because I think there's been some misinformation about that.

We have two security systems that we can activate in the time of an emergency.

One is a system that sends out text messages, phone calls, emails.

And it was activated within minutes of the incident.

Those messages went out to 20,000 individuals.

So all alerts.

We also have a system of sirens.

There are three sirens placed across campus.

Those get activated when there is a broad scale emergency and we want people to rush into buildings.

In the case of an active shooter, activating that system could have caused people to rush into .

So that's not a system that we would ever use in the case of an active shooter.

Just a follow up.

It depends on the circumstances and where the active shooter would be, but you don't want to ever get people rushing into buildings that might be the site of an active shooter.

That's my understanding.

Well, right now we have been, the campus is emptying out first as you said, but we still have staff and faculty and graduate students and international students who will remain on campus during the winter break.

And right now our focus is on getting as many sort of boots on the ground, people in cars.