A man police said was captured on surveillance video "in proximity" to the unidentified suspect in the Brown University shooting has been located and interviewed by law enforcement, Target 12 reported.
Investigators had been seeking to identify the individual after releasing images showing a man near the area around the time of the shooting. Authorities emphasized earlier that the person was not considered a suspect but could have information relevant to the investigation.
According to sources, law enforcement has now made contact with the man and conducted an interview. No charges have been announced, and police have not said whether the interview yielded new leads.
Investigators believe they have identified a suspect in the shooting, according to two law enforcement officials familiar with the case. The manhunt is on its sixth day.
Authorities have identified a person of interest in the shooting, but a suspect has not been publicly identified, and the investigation remains active. Police continue to review surveillance footage and follow up on tips as they work to determine the circumstances surrounding the incident.
Anyone with additional information is urged to contact authorities.
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