Police in Rhode Island are releasing images of a second person of interest in the manhunt for the Brown University shooter.
That person was "in proximity" to the main person of interest that's eluded authorities for five days now.
Meantime, state officials continue to say that they do not have a motive. They have not indicated one way or the other whether anything was said at the time of the shooting.
Meantime, appearing on Fox News Wednesday afternoon Callahan Walsh, the co-host of America’s Most Wanted says that it is his understanding that there were between 800 and 12 hundred cameras on campus. He is calling into question the positioning of those cameras and whether they were high definition or not. He says any of the videos seen now come mainly from neighborhood ring cameras and the like.
Walsh says what happened at Brown five days ago should be seen as a wakeup call for all colleges and universities to look at all of its security protocols because the nation is growing tired of continued school shootings.
Two students were killed, and nine others were wounded when a gunman opened fire inside a classroom at the Ivy League school on Saturday.
(All Photos: Providence Police Department)
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