They would have lots of people looking at the footage in that kind of situation..
You can set it up however you want. Either that person does the whole thing including the second by second details, or you can have them bump up that video to the next level and that person does the second by second accounting.
They would all likely be located in one central location.
1. The Boston marathon bombing was/is considered a terrorist act. That's going illicit a massive manpower response. I don't know exact numbers, but we certainly are not talking 2 or 3 people investigating entirely on their own.
2. Who watches what will be situation dependant and will be at the discretion of the ICS commander or their delgate(s). Unless someone here was part of that particular incident, no one here can really tell you how the workload was broken up
3. Once again, that depends on a lot of factors, But before long, it will have been brought to a supervisors attention unless it was very quickly determined to be not a concern.
4. There would be a central incident command post where the incident commander oversees operations, but for something as large as the Boston marathon bombing, not everyone will be in that area. There may be people in several different buildings, rooms, tents, etc. This just depends on what is available at the time.
That said, a much smaller incident with a handful of people may all be located in the same general area. Once again it would depend entirely on the situation, resources at hand, and what is actually needed.
In case of that specific event, I believe they looked at the footage of where the bombs went off, and skipped it to that timing of the incident. But I did find it weird how they found video evidence of the second suspect putting the bomb down but not the first
They would have lots of people looking at the footage in that kind of situation.. You can set it up however you want. Either that person does the whole thing including the second by second details, or you can have them bump up that video to the next level and that person does the second by second accounting. They would all likely be located in one central location.
1. The Boston marathon bombing was/is considered a terrorist act. That's going illicit a massive manpower response. I don't know exact numbers, but we certainly are not talking 2 or 3 people investigating entirely on their own. 2. Who watches what will be situation dependant and will be at the discretion of the ICS commander or their delgate(s). Unless someone here was part of that particular incident, no one here can really tell you how the workload was broken up 3. Once again, that depends on a lot of factors, But before long, it will have been brought to a supervisors attention unless it was very quickly determined to be not a concern. 4. There would be a central incident command post where the incident commander oversees operations, but for something as large as the Boston marathon bombing, not everyone will be in that area. There may be people in several different buildings, rooms, tents, etc. This just depends on what is available at the time. That said, a much smaller incident with a handful of people may all be located in the same general area. Once again it would depend entirely on the situation, resources at hand, and what is actually needed.
A dept could bring in citizen volunteers, academy recruits, explorers, etc to watch video.
In case of that specific event, I believe they looked at the footage of where the bombs went off, and skipped it to that timing of the incident. But I did find it weird how they found video evidence of the second suspect putting the bomb down but not the first