Michigan State University officials outlined Wednesday several security measures, including the installation of classroom door locks, that it will adopt on its East Lansing campus in the wake of the Feb. 13 shooting that killed three students and wounded five others.
The measures include extending the period that buildings will require key card access, more cameras in addition to the 2,000 security cameras already on the 8.1 square mile campus and required active violence intruder training.
Campus police investigators could not review footage from Berkey Hall, where two students were killed, because there are no cameras inside, MSU Police Chief Marlon Lynch told The Detroit News. John Prush, MSU's public safety director, declined to indicate whether cameras are located outside the hall, but a News review of the building's perimeter produced no visual sighting of cameras.
