CNN's @JohnBerman is anchoring from Brown University today. His son Joe was on campus last night visiting one of his best friends, and came on with John to describe sheltering in place overnight. Watch: pic.twitter.com/xzPQe8xqkc
— Brian Stelter (@brianstelter) December 14, 2025
Investigators seeking the man who murdered two and injured nine at Brown University on Saturday night have been slammed for their job so far.
During a press conference Monday evening, Rhode Island authorities released new surveillance footage and images of the person they think is their suspect.
The clip showed a masked and hooded man walking near the campus around 2pm Saturday, about two hours before shots rang out.
The FBI has called ‘armed and dangerous.’ The agency is now offering a $50,000 reward for any information leading to the individual’s arrest.
The new footage came just hours after the FBI released a clip of a shadowy figure that left many furious over its lack of clarity.
That clip, filmed one street and a parking lot away from the figure, showed the person striding along the sidewalk as dusk began to settle on Saturday afternoon.
At no point is the person’s face visible – and for the majority of the 18-second clip, the man completely blends into the dark hedge in his background.
With the horrific mass shooting having happened nearly 50 hours ago, members of the Rhode Island community are questioning the investigators’ efforts.