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East Side Community Offers Comfort and Hope After Brown U. Shooting
Two people died and nine were injured in a Brown University engineering building shooting; FBI Director Kash Patel's public naming of a suspect raised scrutiny after release due to lack of evidence.
- On Saturday, a shooter opened fire inside Brown University's engineering building, killing two and injuring nine, with no one in custody after 48 hours, prompting a manhunt.
- FBI Director Kash Patel announced a detained person of interest who was later released for lack of evidence, and Monday he tweeted images of a person of interest that remain online.
- The FBI announced a $50,000 reward for tips, police released photos and video, and Juliette Kayyem said Patel's disclosures delayed the probe 18 to 24 hours.
- Despite criticism, Attorney General Pam Bondi defended agents, saying `Every day our FBI agents, and now U.S. marshals working on a task force with Homeland Security are out there keeping Americans safe and getting illegal aliens out of our country`.
- How the episode intersects with scrutiny over the Jeffrey Epstein files has amplified questions about the bureau, while critics cite the FBI's reassignment of nearly a quarter of agents to immigration enforcement and Patel's earlier retracted social-media claim after Kirk's shooting.
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Kash Patel under fire for podcast with girlfriend amid Brown shooting probe
FBI Director Kash Patel faced heavy criticism after appearing on a podcast with his girlfriend during the Brown University shooter manhunt. The timing sparked outrage amid allegations of misuse of FBI resources and questions over his leadership.
·India
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Rhode Island attorney general: FBI ‘got over their skis’ in Brown shooting manhunt
Rhode Island Attorney General Peter Neronha (D) on Monday said the FBI “got over their skis” after a person was arrested and then released in connection with a shooting at Brown University on Saturday that left two people dead and at least nine injured. CNN’s Erin Burnett asked Neronha about the FBI using cellphone data…
·Washington, United States
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