Brown University Shooting Investigation Stalls as Authorities Release Person of Interest
After the tragic shooting at Brown University that left two students dead and nine injured, authorities face a setback releasing their person of interest and scrambling to identify the true gunman — highlighting ongoing failures in campus security and law enforcement responsiveness.
The horrific shooting at Brown University has revealed alarming gaps in law enforcement’s investigative process and campus safety protocols. Just one day after detaining a person of interest connected to the deadly attack that claimed two student lives and wounded nine others, Rhode Island authorities abruptly released the individual, admitting evidence led “in a different direction.” How Did We Go From Detention To No Suspect? Providence police initially believed progress was made by taking a 24-year-old man from Wisconsin into custody at a hotel roughly 20 miles from campus. Yet within 24 hours, this lead unraveled — exposing how tentative...
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