The FBI released newly compiled surveillance footage outlining the timeline and movements of a person of interest in the Brown University mass shooting, as federal, state, and local authorities continue an intensive manhunt in Providence, Rhode Island.

The video montage, assembled by the FBI, tracks the individual’s movements across multiple Providence streets near the Brown campus from approximately 12:40 p.m. to 4:03 p.m. on December 13, 2025. Investigators say the footage shows a consistent path and appearance leading up to the shooting at the university’s Barus and Holley building.

The attack occurred during finals week, a period when campus activity is typically heightened. Two students were killed and at least nine others were injured when gunfire erupted inside the academic building, prompting immediate lockdowns and a large-scale law enforcement response across the city.

Authorities have identified 20-year-old Brown University student Mustapha Kharbouch as the suspect. Law enforcement sources noted that Kharbouch was known as a pro-Palestine activist, a detail that has drawn national attention as investigators work to determine motive and assess whether ideological radicalization played a role. University officials have since removed the suspect’s online profiles as the investigation continues.

The FBI said the released footage is intended to assist the public in identifying relevant details and encouraging tips that could lead to an arrest. The investigation is being led jointly by the FBI, Providence Police, and Rhode Island State Police, with significant federal resources deployed.

Officials emphasized that the case remains active and urged anyone with information about the suspect’s whereabouts or activities on the day of the shooting to contact authorities immediately. As the community mourns the victims, law enforcement leaders stressed their commitment to bringing the suspect into custody and ensuring accountability.

The release of the timeline video marks a significant development in the investigation, offering the clearest picture yet of the suspect’s movements in the hours before one of the deadliest attacks in the university’s history.