#Smart shooter video install
2, the camera was properly placed where we recommended it to be installed.”Īs for the FBI taking possession of Studio ONE’s NVR, Sedenkov said his supplier partner Avigilon is donating a replacement unit and he is going to install it at no cost for his client, including licenses.Smart Shooter is a digital photography work flow application for tethered shooting, remote capture and advanced camera control. “But I am happy the camera was good enough quality to record this event. “I do not think we did something extraordinary,” Sedenkov said. Security providers have a duty to work closely with the client to successfully achieve facets of the installation that might otherwise seem straightforward, such as proper security camera type and placement. Had he not been caught on this particular camera he might very well still be out there right now.”īoth Golding and Sedenkov express the solution installed at Studio ONE is an example of the importance of designing the right system for each customer’s unique security requirements and goals. We regret the fact that we weren't able to prevent this from happening,” said Golding, a Highland Park resident, “but at least we may have prevented further damage.
“We're very proud that we were involved in the positive side of this. Jeff Golding, who recently joined LaMarco Systems as COO, expressed to SDM that despite the tragic loss of life, the surveillance video still may have thwarted further mayhem. Eventually, a member of the community saw him and called 911, which led to police conducting a traffic stop where he was taken into custody hours after the shooting. Police said he drove to Madison, Wis., where he "seriously contemplated" carrying out another attack with a firearm he had in the car.
In less than two hours, Crimo was publicly identified as a "person of interest." But having identified Crimo in the video, police went to his mother’s house, who lived nearby, and learned he had taken her vehicle. The attack in the affluent lakefront suburb north of Chicago set law enforcement on an expansive manhunt that forced residents to shelter in place for much of the day.
He blended in with the crowd and ran away.” Robert Crimo in an undated handout photo provided by the City of Highland Park Police Department. “That was the only image of the person they had,” Sedenkov said. The rifle left in the alleyway may have proven who purchased the weapon, but the surveillance video allegedly ties Crimo to the scene of the crime. Crimo was familiar to law enforcement because of previous infractions and run-ins. Based on images from the system, police quickly began their investigation. “The video shows with 100 percent confirmation that the person is disguised as a woman, and he is dropping a weapon and running away,” said Sedenkov, who has reviewed the video.Įmalfarb reported the surveillance video to the FBI, which took possession of the NVR for further examination. It turned out to be a Smith & Wesson M&P15 semiautomatic rifle, similar to an AR-15, which police said was purchased by Crimo in 2020. The suspect left the object and continued to flee. While he was running, an object wrapped in cloth fell to the ground. The suspect - dressed in women's clothing ostensibly to conceal his identity - can be plainly seen in the video footage back in the alleyway at 10:14:57 a.m.Īccording to police, the suspect ran with a black bag over his shoulder after the shooting.
Police said the shooting took place at 10:14 a.m. IMAGE COURTESY OF MARAT SEDENKOVĪmong the 12-camera solution is an outdoor 2MP dome camera that views a portion of the alleyway, located between Studio ONE and where 21-year-old Crimo allegedly rapid-fired more than 80 times from his sniper’s nest.Įmalfarb described to local news media the video shows the suspect believed to be Crimo entered the alleyway at 10:07 a.m. Lamarco Systems of Northbrook, Ill, installed the video surveillance system at a Highland Park business that recorded images of the suspected gunman fleeing moments after the shooting. It was Weiman delivering news of what he had just retrieved remotely from the facility’s NVR. Emalfarb would soon learn of the shooter’s close proximity to Studio ONE. As he waited expectedly on a sidewalk for her to pass by, he heard the shots ring out.
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