TravelingBug
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We know there was a security guard cause he came up to the room and its on video .
I would think the security guard is the one who has access to the security cameras.......................
just a thought.................
Actually, in many cases, in order to go back and watch (or pull) old video it requires management (or owners, depending on the business type/structure) or even corporate.
And in many cases, it requires a warrant to then turn over a copy.
Also, many places have the video actually stored off site/ remotely, meaning they only have livestream onsite and so 'history' footage wouldn't even be available on premises at many places.
So security may be watching it live at times, but often - especially in larger businesses/corporations - they don't have the power to replay or rewind (or turnover) footage even if they wanted to.
And in other cases, they can view footage back, but can't let anyone else - including PD unless there is a warrant - so might be willing to relay things during the wait (we just had this happen at a shooting here locally where an off-duty officer was shot).
So there are MANY variables in terms of what security can access video wise and when, etc.
In addition, this case obviously involves a considerable number of cameras and a rather long time frame, which changes all of the possibilities of what security could even do immediately even if they have the power.