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Monday, September 22, 2014
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Lockport police are still looking for the person who filmed an assault of a North Park student by two other girls Sept. 5.
"We have to try to find this guy," Police Chief Larry Eggert said.
The two aggressors in the assault have been found and charged but no one has offered up the name of the cameraman, Eggert said.
Comments on ENP's Facebook page have indicated that his identity is widely known, but no one has come forward to police with his name.
Eggert said he's unsure why no one has come forward with information and added that the person behind the camera may or may not face charges once his identity is determined.
"Merely standing there and filming ... doesn't make you an accomplice," the chief said. "It doesn't make you a criminal."
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"We have to try to find this guy," Police Chief Larry Eggert said.
The two aggressors in the assault have been found and charged but no one has offered up the name of the cameraman, Eggert said.
Comments on ENP's Facebook page have indicated that his identity is widely known, but no one has come forward to police with his name.
Eggert said he's unsure why no one has come forward with information and added that the person behind the camera may or may not face charges once his identity is determined.
"Merely standing there and filming ... doesn't make you an accomplice," the chief said. "It doesn't make you a criminal."
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No, but it makes you a witness.
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