Name: La policía difunde nuevas imágenes de la persona de interés en el tiroteo de Brown
Uploaded: 2025-12-17T01:08:44.090Z
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Description: Tras cuatro días de persecución, las fuerzas del orden de Providence (Rhode Island) siguen sin poder identificar públicamente a un sospechoso, a pesar de la recompensa de 50.000 dólares y de las peticiones de ayuda.

Tras cuatro días de persecución, las fuerzas del orden de Providence (Rhode Island) siguen sin poder identificar públicamente a un sospechoso, a pesar de la recompensa de 50.000 dólares y de las peticiones de ayuda.

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Authorities in Providence, Rhode Island, have released new surveillance images of a person of interest in connection with the Brown University shooting that resulted in two student fatalities and nine injuries. Despite a $50,000 reward and extensive surveillance coverage on campus, law enforcement has not yet identified a suspect and is appealing to the public for assistance.

The investigation faced a setback after an initial person of interest was detained and subsequently released. Seven of the nine wounded remain hospitalized, and university officials have reiterated their commitment to campus safety as the community continues to mourn the victims.

La policía difunde nuevas imágenes de la persona de interés en el tiroteo de Brown

El autor del tiroteo en la Universidad de Brown que dejó dos estudiantes muertos sigue prófugo esta noche. Un nuevo video publicado hoy muestra a una persona de interés caminando despreocupadamente lejos de la escena el sábado. Los investigadores están pidiendo la ayuda del público para identificar al hombre porque hasta ahora no pueden. Tom Hanson está en Providence, Rhode Island. Tras cuatro días de persecución, las fuerzas del orden de Providence siguen sin poder identificar públicamente a un sospechoso a pesar de la recompensa de 50.000 dólares. Esperan que esta nueva imagen de alguien a quien llaman persona de interés, con un sombrero y la mayor parte de la cara cubierta por una máscara, captada horas antes del tiroteo, permita avanzar en el caso. Fiscal General Peter Nerona. Estoy seguro de que algún miembro del público va a reconocer a esta persona, tal vez un familiar. Algunos casos se rompen de esta manera después de un período de días que hemos visto incluso recientemente, y estoy seguro de que vamos a llegar tan pronto como sea posible. Hay 1.200 cámaras de vigilancia en todo el campus de la Universidad de Brown, pero al parecer ninguna estaba en condiciones de proporcionar imágenes útiles del tirador. La presidenta de la Universidad Brown, Christina Paxson, defendió la seguridad de la escuela. Brown está profundamente comprometida con la seguridad y el bienestar de nuestra comunidad, y me entristece profundamente ver que la gente lo cuestiona. Mientras los estudiantes y los residentes locales seguían rindiendo homenaje a los muertos y heridos, nos enteramos de que siete de los nueve heridos siguen en el hospital. CBS News habló con uno de ellos, el estudiante de primer año Jacob Spears. Le dispararon cuando salía de una sesión de estudio. Primero estaba confuso, pero luego me di cuenta de lo que estaba pasando. Corrí. Me dio por detrás, pero la adrenalina me hizo bien y pude levantarme y correr. Las fuerzas del orden han reconocido que la investigación sufrió un revés después de que el director del FBI, Kash Patel, anunciara el domingo por la mañana que habían detenido a una persona de interés, para liberarla horas más tarde. Francamente, el director del FBI levantó muchas expectativas. Y cuando dices que tienes a alguien bajo custodia, eso es enviar una señal de que es el tipo. Y el fiscal general confirmó esta noche que si bien hay video desde el interior del edificio donde se produjo el tiroteo, que han revisado, la persona de interés que están persiguiendo no fue visto en el interior.

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