We’re they also not time stamped? All security footage has a visual time display on it. Did not a single person notice the time difference?
My theory is that possibly the video was first being sent to a remote location. Being looked at- Possibly edited and then sent back to the school. This way edits could be done on the fly.
the only reason to do that would be to sabotage any defenses against an active shooter.
To claim that the “only reason” to do so was to sabotage defenses against an active shooter is pure hyperbole.
I use to sell security systems with network services and can’t think of a reason for having them on delay
It wasn’t “set up on delay.” Like pretty much every camera/DVR system (including mine, and the dozens I’ve installed), it can show realtime, or be rewound back in time to wherever and played. At one point, it was being replayed and some people thought it was live.
Fog of war. No conspiracy.
The Broward Cowards screwed the pooch enough. No need for this stuff.
(Sundance is wrong on this one, but he’ll never admit it. He’ll just edit it out, as usual.)
The tinfoil is strong with this one.
From the Conservative Treehouse
Secondly, the 27 minute tape-delay in the CCTV system is not an “accident”, “flaw” or “mistake”. It is entirely by design.
As a standard Broward and Miami-Dade practice, when school law enforcement need to cover-up or hide behavior, they need time (when that behavior happens) to delete the evidence trail. As such the school policy -as carried out in practice- is more efficient with a 30 minute tape delay affording the school officer enough time to deal with the situation, then erase the possibility of a recording of the unlawful activity surfacing.
Building in a 30 minute delay on the CCTV system was one of those pesky add-on items that happened a few years ago when the School and Law Enforcement officials established the policy of intentionally not arresting students.
With modern technology it’s tough to hide criminal behavior, especially the violent stuff, when it is being recorded. Duh. Ergo the tape-delay was the best-practice workaround.
Lastly, when the county education policy is intentionally constructed to ignore criminal behavior in schools, the Sheriff and School superintendent cannot rely on “law-and-order-minded” school police officers to carry out the heavily nuanced policy. The county officials need the people closest to the work, the officers, to be able to think quickly on their feet to safeguard their prized district-wide statistics.
2013 – Broward announced broad changes designed to mitigate the use of harsh punishments for minor misbehavior at the beginning of this school year. While other districts have amended their discipline codes, prohibited arrests in some circumstances, and developed alternatives to suspension, Broward was able to do all these things at once with the cooperation of a group that included a member of the local NAACP, a school board member, a public defender, a local sheriff, a state prosecutor, and several others. In early November, The Miami Herald reported that suspensions were already down 40 percent and arrests were down 66 percent. (2013 article link)
A Broward County SRO must carry a political hat and be able to intercept behavior, modify his/her action based on a specific policy need, falsify documents, hide evidence, manipulate records and engage inside the system with an understanding of the unwritten goals.
Broward County school law enforcement are given political instructions, and carrying out political objectives. They are not given law-enforcement instructions.
The school officers are the primary foot soldiers carrying out county political policy. Physical security of school students is not their role, they don’t have time for that. The Broward County SRO is in place to protect the school system “policy” and ensure students are not arrested for criminal conduct.
All ‘Rats are Enemies of the Constitution and Personal Liberty.
Take it to any anti-NRA Bank.
Remember “Operation Fast & Furious”? What was the purpose of that, again?
I swear, this is starting to smell to high heaven. This is the district of Debbie Wasserman Schultz. It’s also the same county that drove the country to fits during the 2000 recount nightmare.
There are so many oddities and inconsistencies going on in Coward County, on so many levels.
It’s going to be very interesting to see how this all pans out.
SPECIAL COUNSEL to investigate this false flag, from the top down. PRONTO!!
The slimy, shady, smarmy Sheriff Scott Israel was/is the PERFECT CANDIDATE BY WHICH TO PLAN SUCH A FALSE FLAG and that is exactly what happened.
If Cruz was in therapy with a psychiatrist in the days leading up to the massacre, THAT psychiatrist needs to be part of the Special Counsel's investigation.
For what it’s worth department.
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“The delay was simply when we got there, and the Sheriff’s Office and our officers
and other officers from the community went into that building,” Pustizzi said.
“The issue was more of a communication failure on who was reviewing the tape,
letting our guys know that it was a 20-minute delay with what they were reviewing.”
On a radio transmission from the day of the shooting, an officer finally said,
“It’s about a 20-minute delay, they’re following him on video, on the camera…
They have him exiting the building, running south.”
Pustizzi said in the news conference: “There was nothing wrong with their
equipment, their equipment works. It’s just that when the person was reviewing
the tape from 20 minutes earlier, somehow that wasn’t communicated to the officers.”
Broward County School District also clarified on Thursday the high school’s
security cameras do play in real time, but they were rewound 20 minutes that day
to retrace Cruz’s actions, according to WSVN.
It may have been designed to take control of the narrative. Trump was winning on the narrative until this and now it’s been all about guns and not about Obama, yes Obama. The whole DOJ FBI Comey dossier points back to him.
A few days ago someone said the delay gives the cops opportunity to manipulate, edit, or something before the video is released. I have no idea how that would work, but the poster seemed knowledgeable.
They wasn’t according to what I read. There was a mix up in what they were viewing.
That's the question to be answered.
Idiot writer alert.
There are other possible explanations for the delay.
The only good reason I can think of is that if they get a call from the school, the station can watch it develop on CCTV as they send out the call to responders. No need to find or rewind the footage. They can get eyes on it just as it starts to play out.
26 minutes is a long time... but shorter intervals like 10-15 minutes is entirely reasonable if one goes out in the hall to watch the inter-class motions of students, then goes back in after finishing up conversation and getting a cup of coffee, to see if there’s anything obvious missed.