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January 1, Brown University Shooting Leaves Community Stunned
Wyatt’s Take
- Brown University saw tragedy with two lives lost and eight more injured.
- Police are searching for a male suspect dressed in black.
- Final exams were underway during the shooting, shaking the campus.
Two people were killed and eight wounded Saturday afternoon in a shooting at Brown University. Local officials gave the update hours later, but details about the wounded remain unknown.
The suspect is described as a man dressed in black, and he is still at large. Police are urging everyone to stay away from the area as their search continues.
Providence Mayor Brett Smiley confirmed that no arrests have been made. The police have not yet said what kind of gun was used in the attack.
President Trump responded to the situation:
“What a terrible thing it is. And all we can do right now is pray for the victims.”
Final exams were happening at the time, making the event even more alarming for students and staff.
This event shakes another college campus and leaves many seeking answers and comfort.
Wyatt Matters
Families across the heartland want to know their children are safe at school. When violence hits our campuses, it reminds us how important it is to protect our communities and keep faith in tough times.
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