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North Port police admit mistake in surveilling Brian Laundrie before his disappearance
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According to a North Port police spokesman, detectives had set up cameras around the Laundries' home in North Port to monitor Brian's movement after Gabby's family reported her missing.
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Brian Laundrie’s parents unknowingly walked just a few yards away from locations in a Florida nature preserve where police found their son’s personal belongings and remains Wednesday morning.
According to a North Port police spokesman, detectives had set up cameras around the Laundries' home in North Port to monitor Brian's movement after Gabby's family reported her missing.
Florida police on Monday admitted they made a mistake last month when they lost track of Brian Laundrie, Gabby Petito's boyfriend and a person of interest in her death.
On Sept. 13, North Port police said they saw Brian leave home in his Mustang. A couple of days later, the car returned and the driver was wearing a hat. They believed the driver was Brian, but it turned out to be his mom, officials said.
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