Moments police pulled over Idaho murders suspect Bryan Kohberger

Karen Campbell joins us now live in studio with a little bit closer look at the video and that conversation. Yeah, at times it’s hard to make out what the suspect, Brian Koberger, told the deputy. Now, he and his father mentioned they were coming from Washington State University, where there was a mass shooting. In this December 15th dashcam video provided to 13 news by the Hancock County Sheriff’s Department. Hello, how you doing? How y’all doing? Today, a deputy pulls over Brian Koberger, the man accused of killing four Idaho college students, Koberger’s father in the passenger seat.

The deputy asks for his driver’s license. You write up on the back end of that van, hold you over for tailgating? Koberger’s father tells the deputy they’re driving from Washington state. Work. Goldberger was a grad student. In a conversation, he mentioned it was the scene of a shooting. And what did you say about some SWAT team thing or yeah, there was. Yeah, there was a mass shooting and everything. Where? Interesting. Well, it’s horrifying. Authorities said the shooting is not connected to the stabbing where Coburger is a suspect. But the two crimes happened just miles apart.

WSU is about a 9 minute drive to the University of Idaho. The four University of Idaho students were killed in a home near campus on November 13th. The shooting at WSU December 14th. Koberger was pulled over on December 15th

in Hancock County. The deputy gives them a warning, but do me a favor, don’t follow too close, OK? Ohh. Alright. Thank you. Appreciate you. Hands back his license. Coburger and his father are free to go. Now this is the second body Cam video showing Coburger being stopped by authorities here in Indiana and Felicia coming up at

6. You’ll find out why he was stopped with only a warm.