A shadow hangs over Brown University following a mass shooting that claimed two lives and injured nine others this past Saturday. The campus, normally a hub of learning and vibrant energy, is now the focus of an intense, nationwide manhunt.
Law enforcement initially detained a person of interest, offering a brief moment of hope. However, that hope was dashed late Sunday when the individual was released, leaving investigators back at square one and the community gripped by fear.
The FBI has now released a series of newly obtained videos depicting the individual they are seeking. These images, captured just minutes after the shooting, show a masked figure walking along a quiet residential street – a chilling glimpse into the aftermath of the violence.
Desperate to identify the perpetrator, the FBI is offering a substantial reward of up to $50,000. This isn’t simply a request for information; it’s a plea to the public to help bring a dangerous individual to justice and restore a sense of safety.
FBI Director Kash Patel emphasized the urgency of the situation, describing the suspect as “armed and dangerous.” Every second counts as investigators work to piece together the events of that tragic Saturday and prevent further harm.
Anyone with even the smallest piece of information is urged to come forward. The FBI can be reached at 1-800-CALL-FBI (225-5324), and the Providence Police Department can be contacted at 401-272-3121. A single detail could be the key to unlocking this case.
