(AP) — An internal District of Columbia police report
on the response to the Washington Navy Yard shooting says officers were
hindered because they couldn't access live surveillance-camera footage
of the shooter.
Military contractor Aaron Alexis killed 12
civilian workers at the Navy Yard's Building 197 in September 2013
before he was fatally shot by police. The Metropolitan Police Department
released its 83-page After Action Report on the shooting Friday.
The
report says the contract security guard who was monitoring the
surveillance videos locked the door to the control room and didn't
contact law enforcement. That prevented police from tracking Alexis'
movements in real time or ruling out reports of a second shooter.
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