Authorities press for more information from the public amid search for Brown University shooter

Authorities are renewing their push for more information from the public to help figure out who killed two students and injured nine others at Brown University on Saturday.

Authorities are renewing their push for more information from the public to help figure out who killed two students and injured nine others at Brown University on Saturday.

On Wednesday, Providence, Rhode Island, police released surveillance images of a person walking past a man authorities have deemed a person of interest.

“Investigators are asking for the public’s help in identifying and speaking to the individual shown in these photos who was in proximity of the person of interest,” Providence police wrote on X in a post that included images of someone in a short blue coat and light-colored hoodie.

"This is a person we’d like to speak with," the Providence police chief, Col. Oscar Perez, said at a news conference Wednesday afternoon. "They may have information relevant to the investigation."

Perez also shared a map showing the streets where authorities have confirmed sightings of a person of interest before and after the shooting.