Search for Brown University shooter enters fifth day as enhanced image of suspect released
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Authorities hunting for the perpetrator of the deadly mass shooting at Brown University released a new enhanced photo yesterday. Follow for live updates
• Authorities hunting for the perpetrator of the deadly mass shooting at Brown University are sifting hundreds of tips and taking DNA swabs after releasing a new photo, “enhanced” videos and a video timeline of a person of interest in the hours before Saturday’s attack. The suspect is “approximately 5’8” with a stocky build,” said the FBI, which announced a $50,000 reward. • An early focus on a different person of interest, now cleared in the probe, may have delayed the investigation by up to a day. And limited school security camera footage around the building at the edge of campus where the attack unfolded has spurred questions, including from the White House. • The shooting left two students dead and nine injured at the Ivy League school in Providence, Rhode Island, where classes and exams are canceled. The campus remains on edge, and the governor ordered a sweeping review of its safety measures. At least 75 school shootings have happened this year in the United States. FBI investigators are again walking and examining the area around the Barus & Holley building on Brown University’s campus, where the deadly shooting occurred Saturday. The area being searched has a security camera mounted on a building just a few feet away. Investigators were seen visually scanning the ground and putting on what appeared to be black nitrile gloves to examine the area.
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