A security camera captured the taxi making two stops, minutes apart, parking on the freeway shoulder in downtown Los Angeles. Each time, the driver’s door opened and a man got out, jumped a low fence and disappeared into the sprawling construction site of the Da Vinci apartments complex.
The second time he returned to his cab and drove off, the video showed a glow of flames from the unfinished building.
The video recording, described by a source who spoke on condition of anonymity because he was not authorized to discuss the fire, was a key piece of evidence in the investigation into the blaze that destroyed a half-built structure at the Da Vinci late last year and caused tens of millions of dollars in damage.
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ReplyDeleteThe footage described here shows how recordings can help investigators reconstruct movements before a fire, even when entry happens away from the main gate. It also raises a practical question for construction site protection: are perimeter checks and camera coverage planned together? Reviewing accessible boundaries, preserving recordings, and giving guards clear reporting procedures could help a site team identify concerns and provide useful information after an incident.
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