Investigators searching for the gunman who killed two students at Brown University say the lack of usable surveillance video is significantly slowing the manhunt, according to a source briefed on the case cited by CBS News.
Authorities have reviewed available footage near the scene, but the videos only show the suspect walking along a street and do not reveal the person’s identity or movements after the shooting.
🚨 MUST WATCH: You could not have found a more incompetent group of corrupt morons who are leading the investigation into the shooting at Brown University:
— CJ Pearson (@Cjpearson) December 18, 2025
- Brown's head of campus security was fired from his last job for not having the proper credentials.
- Brown's President… pic.twitter.com/1Hl4IpHBSP
Police are now urging residents to submit any video or images that could show the suspect entering a vehicle, apartment, or nearby residence.
The shooting occurred Saturday evening as students studied for finals, leaving two dead and nine injured.
WHERE IT HAPPENED: A photo shows the inside of the classroom where a gunman opened fire at Brown University.
— Fox News (@FoxNews) December 18, 2025
The room contains rows of empty green upholstered desk chairs leading up to the professor's desk and blackboards.
No windows are seen in the room, which is bordered by… pic.twitter.com/SQwAPfZJT8
Police have released several images of a person of interest dressed in black with a face covering. The FBI described the individual as about 5-foot-8 with a stocky build.
Brown University said it maintains a large camera network but acknowledged coverage gaps across its campus. The FBI is offering a $50,000 reward for information leading to an arrest.
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