Brown University Responds to Student Being Targeted Online
Summary
Brown University is dealing with online targeting, known as doxxing, after right-wing social media users focused on a student in connection with a recent campus shooting. The university removed the student's online profiles as a safety measure. Authorities have not yet identified a suspect for the shooting, which killed two students and injured others.Key Facts
- Brown University warned against doxxing, which is sharing someone's private information online.
- Social media accounts speculated about a student's involvement in a recent campus shooting.
- The student's online profiles were removed for safety reasons.
- The suspect in the shooting has not been identified by authorities.
- Two students died, and nine were injured in the shooting.
- Rhode Island Attorney General Peter Neronha cautioned against speculating on the suspect's identity.
- Authorities released a video timeline and image of the suspected shooter.
- Brown University is assisting law enforcement with the investigation.
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