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Brown University suspect seen in new footage

Person of interest in Brown shooting released from custody as manhunt continues

Two people were killed and nine others were wounded in a shooting at an engineering and physics building on Brown's campus in Providence, Rhode Island.

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See photos, video released by FBI of Brown University shooting suspect

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Live updates: Authorities seek Brown University shooting suspect as they release person of interest

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Police release new video in manhunt for Brown University attacker

Investigators searching for the killer who opened fire in a Brown University lecture hall have released new footage of a person they believe may be linked to the attack.

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Brown University mass shooting: Providence Journal's key coverage

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New FBI video shows man sought in Brown University shooting walking near police after attack

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FBI Releases Video Timeline of Suspected Brown Campus Shooter

The roughly five minute video shared by the Federal Bureau of Investigation shows a person clad in dark clothing walking and at times running through the streets of Providence, Rhode Island both befor...

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New video released in Brown University shooting investigation

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Authorities knock on doors and seek evidence in the search for the Brown University shooter

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