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🚨 BREAKING: Video of the alleged Brown University shooter has been RELEASED by Rhode Island authorities

It’s literally someone taking CELL PHONE VIDEO of a computer screen, and all it shows is the dude casually walking away

These people are WILDLY incompetent. COME ON! pic.twitter.com/faJu3DaBhO

— Nick Sortor (@nicksortor) December 14, 2025

### Summary of the Brown University Shooting (December 13, 2025)

On December 13, 2025, a mass shooting occurred at Brown University in Providence, Rhode Island, during the university's final exam period. The incident took place in or near the Barus and Holley building, which houses the School of Engineering and Physics Department.

- **Casualties**: Two students were killed, and nine others were injured (most of them students). Eight victims suffered gunshot wounds, with several in critical but stable condition; one additional person was injured by fragments (non-life-threatening).

- **Suspect**: Described as a male dressed in all black (or dark clothing). He fled on foot from the Hope Street side of the building. As of late December 13 and into December 14, the suspect remains at large, with an ongoing manhunt involving over 400 law enforcement officers, including local police, state authorities, and the FBI.

- **Timeline**: The shooting was reported around 4:05–4:10 p.m. ET. A campus-wide alert was issued shortly after, instructing students to shelter in place. Lockdown and shelter-in-place orders continued for hours, with some students barricaded in buildings overnight.

The X post you shared from @nicksortor criticizes Rhode Island authorities for releasing low-quality surveillance footage: a cell phone recording of a computer screen showing the suspect casually walking away. The video provides limited details (no clear view of the face), leading to widespread frustration and accusations of incompetence in the investigation.

Authorities have confirmed they lack clear internal video of the shooter entering or inside the building, and the weapon has not been recovered. University President Christina Paxson and Providence Mayor Brett Smiley have held press conferences, but updates have been limited, drawing criticism for vagueness hours after the event.

This marks Rhode Island's first major school shooting in recent years and adds to the U.S.'s ongoing gun violence concerns. The investigation is active, with tips encouraged via official channels (e.g., FBI website).