Was the Brown Mass Shooter at the Site the Day Before
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Was the Brown Mass Shooter at the Site the Day Before
There is a new twist. Brown University is asking all Brown students, faculty, and staff who were at Barus & Holley Hall — the site of the mass shooting — to schedule an interview with police.
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The twist is that they are seeking information from people who visited the shooting site, not only on the day of the shooting, but also the day before.
Monday, December 15, 6:26 p.m.
BrownAlert: The Providence Police Department has asked that anyone from Brown who was in Barus & Holley on Friday or Saturday, Dec. 12-13, arrange for an interview. Even an incidental detail may be helpful in investigating.
To contact Providence police, please email [email protected] and include your name, contact information, and timeframe and location in the building.
Later at 8:09 p.m., Brown posted, in part,
Working with local, state and federal law enforcement, we are significantly enhancing our safety measures and public safety presence across the Brown campus — both on College Hill and in the Jewelry District. We are coordinating with external agencies and implementing new measures on an ongoing basis. We are writing to share information about these enhanced safety measures, remind our community of available resources, and outline steps you can take to support your own safety and that of others.
First, it’s important to note that every member of the Brown community can play an important role in protecting community safety and security by sharing information with police agencies, remaining vigilant and helping to care for fellow students, faculty and staff as we navigate this challenging time together. Part of that includes assisting in investigative efforts to the greatest extent possible — Brown leaders continue to cooperate fully with law enforcement partners as we seek to identify the person responsible for this horrific act of violence against our community, and we are asking community members to join together in this effort.