• As the manhunt for the Brown University mass shooter enters its sixth day, the police chief in Providence, Rhode Island, has asked the public for help identifying someone seen in a photo crossing paths with the person of interest in the case.
• Authorities also released a map showing streets where the person of interest was in the hours before and immediately after Saturday’s attack.
• 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, where classes and exams have been canceled. At least 75 school shootings have unfolded this year in the United States.
The Providence community, most notably students, poured into local blood donation centers on Saturday in an “immediate and deeply moving” response in the hours following the deadly shooting at Brown University, according to the Rhode Island Blood Center.
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