Security cameras for the Pelosi home weren’t ‘actively monitored,’ Capitol Police admit. The cameras were recording, yet they weren’t part of a’real-time live threat assessment,’ police say.
The cameras were recording, yet they weren’t part of a’real-time live threat assessment,’ police say.
The camera in the basement of Nancy Pelosi’s home in the nation’s capitol, Washington, was ‘active and in constant use,’ yet the camera was not part of a’real-time live threat assessment program,’ according to a document obtained by ABC News.
Instead, the camera was turned on and the data captured by the system was archived, just like any other piece of evidence, police said.
But unlike evidence collected by a police crime scene tech, there were no other witnesses because the cameras captured images that had already been stored, and in the unlikely case that police needed to turn the cameras off and then try to review the evidence, they said they didn’t have the necessary technology on hand.
The’real-time live threat assessment’ system was not part of Pelosi’s house because it wasn’t in use, the police said.
Instead, the cameras were recording, yet they weren’t part of a’real-time live threat assessment,’ police said.
The camera in the basement of Nancy Pelosi’s home in the nation’s capitol, Washington, was ‘active and in constant use,’ yet the camera was not part of a’real-time live threat assessment,’ according to a document obtained by ABC News.
The camera in the basement of Nancy Pelosi’s home in the nation’s capitol, Washington, was ‘active and in constant use,’ yet the camera was not part of a’real-time live threat assessment,’ according to a document obtained by ABC News.
The camera in the basement of Nancy Pelosi’s home in the nation’s capitol, Washington, was ‘active and in constant use,’ yet the camera was not part of a’real-time live threat assessment,’ according to a document obtained by ABC News.
The camera in the basement of Nancy Pelosi’s home in the nation’s capitol, Washington, was ‘active and in constant use,’ yet the camera was not part of a’real-time live threat assessment,’ according
