Am I correct that the bus camera that caught the footage of the car with the two door open would have been in the front of the bus, facing the way the driver faces - correct?
She is walking east on Poynder and it seems most logical that she is on the north side of the street. I'm not really seeing too many homes that would appear to have doorbell cams on the north side, they tend to be more on the south side. And it would be difficult to have a really clear view of her from across the street, especially with scattered passing cars. I guess it would be her green jacket, dark pants, and green shoes that might be more identifiable.
It appears most likely he is also traveling east on Poynder, which would mean he is traveling parallel (or behind her). There is a wide driveway without a curb exactly at the Poyner Court bin enclosure that was intensely searched this week, and he could have fully pulled the car out of the street onto that driveway, not in the traffic lane.
A bus going east down Poynder would catch the vehicle from behind, and the license plate would be possible to read, as well as the two open doors. She would have been to the left of the vehicle, and camera might have been able to see the top of her green jacket.
If the bus was going west, the opposite way, it would be farther from the car, and it might have been a bit more difficult to be sure the passenger door was open.
On the opposite side of the street, there is no curb-cut or driveway to divert the vehicle into without impinging on the street. Both open doors would probably impeded traffic, including a following bus.
I think that whatever happened did happen at that driveway and bin enclosure on the north side of the street.
So why did LE keep going back to Agnes Riley park across the street, at least 3 times before doing the big search across the street?