Case Study Shareece Robbins

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After viewing security footage and viewing badge swipes. I came up with an outline for the employee in question Shareece Robbins.
3:10pm I have Shareece coming in the lobby East/Main Ent. (PTZ camera #4)
3:11pm she is in the upstairs hallway (PTZ camera #3)
4:57pm she is coming in the lobby inner door.
4:58pm she is in the upstairs hallway (PTZ camera #3)
7:05pm she is coming in the lobby main ENT door.
7:06pm she is coming up the stairs (PTZ camera #3)
7:06pm she is in the upstairs hallway (PTZ camera #3)
7:07pm she is back in upstairs hallway on cellphone (PTZ camera #3)
7:07pm she is heading to break room on cellphone (PTZ camera #3)
7:10pm she is walk into the hallway coming from the break room (PTZ camera #3)
7:10pm she go down the

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