Investigators release additional video of possible Brown gunman as search continues

PROVIDENCE R I AP Leadership have requested the residents for any footage they might have of the gunman who fatally shot two students and wounded nine others at Brown University even as they published a new video timeline and a slightly clearer image of a realizable suspect Investigators provided no indication Tuesday that they were any closer to zeroing in on his identity In all the videos made society the suspect s face was masked or turned away and agents have only been able to give a vague description of him as being stocky and about feet inches centimeters tall Officers have been canvassing around Providence in search of clues that might help them figure out who was behind Saturday s campus shooting Surveillance video the FBI posted online before it was removed presented a person in dark clothing walking along multiple sidewalks for about an hour starting shortly after p m Saturday The streets were all within a sparse blocks of the Brown University engineering building where the shooting occurred Various clips show the person walking in front of several properties several times In one the person abruptly turns around and runs in the other direction when someone approaches Two clips taken minutes after the shooting show the person walking away from a parking lot and then along a street Executives ask inhabitants for help Police have received about tips and Col Oscar Perez the Providence police chief sought the populace on Tuesday to look at their camera systems in the area to see if they have footage that might help functionaries identify the suspected gunman We re looking for a moment that is shorter than someone taking a breath Perez declared A lack of cameras and clear video of the gunman has continued to frustrate both officers and the district While Brown President Christina Paxson endorsed Tuesday that the campus has cameras law enforcement says there is no clear video of the shooter from inside the engineering building Rhode Island Attorney General Peter Neronha defended the inspection as going really well as he pleaded for general patience in locating the suspected killer Large questions remain particularly about the shooter s motive When pressed about a connection to ethnicity political motive or society Neronha noted That is a dangerous road to go down Seeking solace Brown alumnus Chris Kremer joined about others at a somber church system on campus for the casualties Tuesday He lives a block from the scene and often goes to the building where the shooting happened Multiple in the area are thinking how easily they could have been among the shot he reported He disclosed it was better to attend the facility than to sit alone being sad depressed and scrolling through his phone It s inevitably nice to be in a big exalted space when you re thinking kind of big heavy thoughts Kremer stated I guess people for thousands of years have unveiled that to be something of a salve so I m hoping that a little bit of that works for me tonight Campus guard The attack and the shooter s escape have raised questions about campus prevention including a lack of cameras and led to calls for better locks on campus doors Paxson mentioned the university has two defense systems One system activated at a time of urgency sent out text messages phone calls and emails that reached people The other system features three sirens across the campus and was not activated Saturday a decision Paxson defended because doing so would have caused people to rush into buildings including the one where the shooting was happening So that is not a system we would ever use in the occurrence of an working shooter she commented Brown s website says the sirens can be used when there is an current shooter but Paxson reported it depends on the circumstances and the location of the shooter A city on edge Providence remained tense on Tuesday as additional police were sent to city schools to reassure worried parents that their kids would be safe Ten state troopers were assigned to encouragement police sent to beef up prevention at schools district Superintendent Javier Monta ez explained Providence masses schools canceled after-school engagements and field trips for the week as a precaution Locals expressed fear as well as defiance as the study continued Tuesday Of program it feels scary But at the same time I think that if the person really desired to scare us we shouldn t allow him or her to win declared Tatjana Stojanovic a Providence parent who lives next door to the Brown campus Others say the attention on assurance measures does little to address the real issue The issue isn t the doors it s the guns commented Zoe Kass a senior who fled the engineering building as police stormed in Saturday After spending of her life in schools where every door was locked and school shootings continued to persist Kass stated such safeguard measures only created the illusion of safety A fuller picture of the casualties emerges Details have emerged about the casualties who were in the first-floor classroom in the school s engineering building studying for a final Two of the wounded students had been distributed as of Tuesday Brown spokesperson Amanda McGregor commented Of the seven people that remained hospitalized Mayor Brett Smiley disclosed one remained in critical condition five were in critical but stable condition and one was in stable condition One of the wounded students -year-old freshman Spencer Yang of New York City advised The New York Times and the Brown Daily Herald that there was a mad scramble after the gunman entered the room Yang commented he wound up on the ground between certain seats and was shot in the leg Jacob Spears a freshman from Evans Georgia was shot in the stomach but through sheer adrenaline and courage he managed to run outside where he was aided by others according to a GoFundMe site organized for him Ella Cook a -year-old sophomore who was one of the two students killed was vice president of the Brown College Republicans and was beloved in her church in Birmingham Alabama The other novice killed was MukhammadAziz Umurzokov an -year-old freshman from Brandermill Virginia who was majoring in biochemistry and neuroscience His family immigrated to the U S from Uzbekistan when he was a kid