"The disclosure, made at a hastily convened late night news conference, represents a stunning turn of events in an investigation into killings that rattled the Ivy League campus, and came more than 12 hours after officials had announced that they had taken a person into custody. The Rhode Island attorney general, Peter Neronha, said of the man who was detained earlier, there is no basis to consider him a person of interest."
"The FBI director, Kash Patel, said on Sunday that the agency activated its cellular analysis survey team to provide critical geolocation capabilities, adding that law enforcement was able to detain the person of interest based off a lead by Providence police. The person of interest had been taken into custody about 17 miles from Providence, at a hotel in Coventry, according to reports."
A person detained after a Brown University mass shooting that killed two students and injured nine has been released after investigators shifted direction. Rhode Island Attorney General Peter Neronha said there is no basis to consider the man a person of interest. The FBI activated a cellular analysis survey team to provide geolocation capabilities. Law enforcement detained the individual about 17 miles from Providence at a hotel in Coventry based on a Providence police lead. Providence police had initially said they were not searching for anyone else. The release leaves no known suspect and authorities will canvass surveillance video to identify the killer. The shooting occurred during final exams in the engineering building.
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