In a recent government meeting, officials discussed ongoing investigations into a shooting incident, focusing on the logistics of how the shooter may have transported a rifle to the scene. Evidence collected so far, including photos, videos, and eyewitness accounts, suggests that the rifle was likely disassembled and placed in a backpack. However, officials noted that the rifle would not have fit entirely within the backpack, making it partially visible.

Investigators have identified video footage showing the shooter walking from his vehicle shortly before the incident, suggesting he returned to his car to retrieve the backpack before heading to the AGR building. Dashcam footage from a police vehicle captured him on the roof with the backpack moments before he was seen with the rifle. While there is a theory that he may have assembled the rifle on the roof, officials stated that conclusive evidence is still pending.

The meeting also highlighted concerns regarding communication among various agencies involved in the response to the incident. Acting Director Rowe emphasized the need for improved coordination and clarity in communication channels during such events, raising foundational questions about whether all elements of an incident are communicated uniformly across different platforms. This discussion underscores the importance of effective communication in crisis situations to ensure a cohesive response.