New footage shows Brown University shooting person of interest as suspect remains at large
Authorities have released new surveillance footage of a person of interest in the deadly shooting that happened at Brown University on Saturday. Police in Providence, Rhode Island, are leading the manhunt for a suspect, with assistance from the FBI.
Brown University senior Zoe Kass and her boyfriend return to the engineering building they fled Saturday to leave flowers on Tuesday, Dec. 16, 2025, in Providence, R.I. (AP Photo/Matt OBrien)
Brown University's student body president described the mood on campus as "pretty sad" following last week's shooting, in which nine students were wounded and two were killed.
"The general mood I've been feeling is like getting the air knocked out of you. It's pretty sad on campus," Talib Reddick told Fox News.
Reddick said he was asleep in his dorm when his mother alerted him about the shooter.
"I was in my dorm. I was taking a nap after my final exam, and my mom called me. She was very concerned, woke me up, and told me that there was an active shooter on campus," he said.
Asked about his thoughts on the investigation, he said he and his peers have been concerned about the lack of progress.
"We have been concerned and confused and hoping that there's more progress in the case, but I also see that the campus is working really hard and doing everything that they can, along with local law enforcement and the Providence folks," Reddick said.
"There's definitely uneasiness with the gunman not being in custody," he continued."We just hope that those outside of the community take this seriously enough to not let it become an afterthought once the week has passed," he added.
Fox News' CB Cotton contributed to this report.
A new video timeline released on Tuesday by FBI Boston shows a person of interest in the deadly Brown campus shooting walking near campus – and at one point after the shooting – walking by responding officers.
It traces the person of interest in 15 different video clips on Saturday.
The six and a half minute video shows the person of interest walking toward campus and, at one point, running.
The last video before the shooting shows the person of interest walking right next to the Barus and Holley building where the shooting happened.
FBI Boston posted the video timeline and then promptly deleted the X post. It's unclear why the post was removed. The FBI Boston then reposted a shorter version of the timeline.
FBI agents – some wearing jackets with “Evidence Response Team” emblazoned on the back – were seen heading into a rear entrance of the Barus and Holley engineering building on Brown University’s campus early Tuesday, Dec. 16, 2025. (Gregory Norman-Diamond / Fox News Digital)
President Donald Trump on Wednesday raised additional questions as officials continue to investigate the shooting that unfolded at Brown University last week, asking why there were not more security cameras on campus.
"Why did Brown University have so few Security Cameras? There can be no excuse for that," Trump wrote on Truth Social.
"In the modern age, it just doesn’t get worse!!!" he continued.
Two people were killed and nine others were wounded when a gunman opened fire on the university's campus last week.
Law enforcement continues to search for the shooter.
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