Police released surveillance footage of the suspect in the Brown University shooting. (Screengrab: X/@TheLukeReport)
Police have released surveillance footage of the suspected shooter involved in a deadly attack at Brown University, where at least two people were killed and nine others injured on Saturday afternoon.
The incident occurred inside the Barus & Holley building, home to Brown University’s engineering and physics departments, as students were appearing for final exams. Authorities confirmed that a male suspect dressed in all black opened fire inside a classroom before fleeing the scene.
According to Brown University officials, the injured include one person in stable condition, six critical but stable, another stabilized, and one with non-life-threatening injuries.
While initial reports suggested a suspect was in custody, authorities later clarified that no arrests have been made. The suspect was last seen running away from the Barus & Holley building on Hope Street, dressed in dark clothing, including possibly a knit cap.
Providence Deputy Police Chief Timothy O’Hara described the suspect: “You are not going to be able to see his face. He is wearing dark clothing and was last seen walking toward the riverfront.”
The released surveillance video shows a man matching the suspect’s description leaving the Barus & Holley building. The brief clip captures him walking down Hope Street and rounding a corner, but does not clearly reveal his face. Authorities are urging anyone with information to come forward.
Brown University has instructed the campus community to shelter in place, lock doors, silence phones, and stay safe. Mayor Brett Smiley urged residents nearby to remain indoors until the shelter-in-place order is lifted.
Students described chaotic scenes as they tried to stay safe. One student said, “I’m just in here shaking,” while another mentioned that students in a nearby lab hid under desks and turned off lights after receiving the active shooter alert.
President Donald Trump, briefed on the situation, said, “All we can do right now is pray for the victims,” on social media platform Truth Social. Vice President JD Vance added, “Terrible news out of Rhode Island this evening. The FBI stands ready to do anything to help. We’re all thinking of and praying for the victims tonight.”
Police continue to hunt for the suspect, searching campus buildings and surrounding areas. The FBI is also on the scene assisting in the investigation. Authorities have urged the public to remain vigilant and report any suspicious activity.
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