On December 16, 2025, Providence police released new video footage showing a person of interest in the Brown University shooting that killed two people. The release aims to spark fresh leads and speed up the investigation.
The footage, captured by a nearby security camera, offers a clearer view of the individual authorities hope to identify. While no arrests have been made, investigators believe the public’s help could be a game changer.
Officials are urging residents in neighborhoods around the campus to:
- Review home and doorbell camera recordings from the days around the incident
- Check dashcam and vehicle camera footage for any unusual activity
- Note any unfamiliar individuals or vehicles near campus
Anyone with relevant information is encouraged to contact Providence police—either by calling the department’s tip line or submitting details through its online portal. Even small clues, like a license plate number or a unique piece of clothing, could be crucial.
This case underscores how community-driven, tech-enabled approaches are reshaping modern crime-solving. From neighborhood cams to shared digital tips, everyday devices are turning residents into vital partners in public safety.
For Brown students and Providence residents, this development is a reminder to stay vigilant and support one another. If you see something, say something—your tip could make all the difference.
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Police release video of Brown University shooter, call for public help
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