Authorities have identified a person of interest in the Brown University shooting that left two students dead and nine others wounded, issuing a nationwide arrest warrant as the search intensifies, according to CBS News.
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Multiple sources familiar with the investigation confirmed to CBS News on Thursday that the individual seen in grainy surveillance footage—released Tuesday in a digitally enhanced format—has been identified. The FBI and local law enforcement are actively pursuing the suspect, whose name has not been publicly disclosed.
“The footage appeared to show the person of interest ‘casing the neighborhood,'” said John Mulvaney, a 26-year FBI veteran and managing director of CBIZ Forensix Consulting Group, in an interview with CBS News Boston.
Deadly Campus Attack
The shooting occurred Saturday afternoon on Brown University’s campus, where a gunman opened fire, killing two students and critically injuring nine others. Authorities released new footage on Tuesday showing a portly male walking past police minutes after the attack, reinforcing the urgency of the manhunt.
The Providence Police Department and FBI continue to investigate, urging the public to come forward with any information that could lead to the suspect’s capture. The nationwide arrest warrant signals a multi-agency effort to bring the person of interest into custody as quickly as possible.
The investigation remains active and ongoing, with authorities focusing on surveillance analysis, witness statements, and forensic evidence to piece together the events leading up to the shooting. Updates are expected as the search progresses.
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