Home / Crime and Justice / Providence Shooting: Student Named Prime Suspect
Providence Shooting: Student Named Prime Suspect
16 Dec
Summary
- Brown University student Mustapha Kharbouch is prime suspect.
- Investigation includes video, witness accounts, and leads.
- Authorities urge public to report any information on suspect.
A Brown University student, identified as Mustapha Kharbouch, is reportedly the prime suspect in a shooting incident that occurred near the university's campus in Providence. Law enforcement officials emphasize that the investigation is still active and that Kharbouch has not been convicted or found guilty of any charges at this stage.
Providence Police, in collaboration with Brown University and state authorities, named Kharbouch after a thorough review of evidence. This review included enhanced surveillance footage, witness testimonies, and various investigative leads, all pointing towards a person of interest believed to be connected to the shooting.
The incident has understandably heightened security concerns for students and staff on the Brown University campus and within the adjacent Providence neighborhoods. This has resulted in a noticeable increase in police presence and campus safety alerts. University officials are actively encouraging everyone to remain vigilant and cooperate fully with the ongoing investigation.
