Summary
A person detained after a shooting at Brown University was released, leaving police without any suspects. The attack killed two students and injured nine others. Authorities are continuing their search for the shooter.
Key Facts
- A shooting at Brown University led to two deaths and nine injuries.
- Police held and then released a person who they thought might be connected.
- The shooting happened during a busy time on campus, affecting final exams.
- Law enforcement is still looking for the shooter and using video footage to help.
- Brown University canceled remaining classes and exams for the semester.
- The person detained was a 24-year-old man from Wisconsin, but no evidence confirmed his involvement.
- The shooter fired more than 40 shots with a 9 mm handgun inside a classroom.
