Officials: Surveillance cameras were working, captured shooting outside of Newburgh Free Academy
District officials say the shooting was captured on several surveillance cameras that Newburgh Free Academy has outside, which was given to police.
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yesterdayNews 12 is learning more information about Friday’s triple shooting after a Newburgh Free Academy football game.
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District officials say the shooting was captured on several surveillance cameras that Newburgh Free Academy has outside, which was given to police.
The information follows a Mid-Hudson News report that alleged cameras were not working.
Newburgh school officials say they have 200 cameras both inside and outside of the high school.
They say they’re currently upgrading the system by adding more cameras and outdoor lighting following the incident that injured three people.
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