Brown university shooting: hunt for suspect resumes after person of interest released live updates
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Brown university shooting: hunt for suspect resumes after person of interest released  live updates
"The person in their 20s was released after the investigation ended up going in a different direction, according to the mayor of Providence, Brett Smiley. We have not yet solved this case, but I am confident we are going to do that in the near future, Rhode Island attorney general Peter Neronha said, adding there was only a quantum of evidence which justified detaining this person as a person of interest."
"The Providence police department said the investigation is active and ongoing, with local officers working with state police, the FBI and other law enforcement agencies. A gunman dressed in black opened fire at the Ivy League university in Providence, Rhode Island, during final exams at one of America's most prestigious colleges on Saturday. Authorities are now searching for additional video evidence that could help them track down the suspect."
A gunman killed two students and injured nine others at Brown University during final exams. Authorities detained a person in their 20s and released them after the investigation ended up going in a different direction. Providence police said the investigation is active and ongoing, with local officers working with state police, the FBI and other law enforcement agencies. Investigators are searching for additional video evidence that could help them track down the suspect. Brown has been advised by police that there is no immediate threat to the university or the local community. The identities of the two killed students have not been released.
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