The investigation into the shooting at Brown University is hindered by the lack of clear images. Authorities are looking for any video or photograph that could help identify the suspect.

Nicole Sganga, a correspondent for internal security and justice at CBS News, reported that the lack of usable video footage (or rather their absence) significantly hinders the search for the assailant at Brown University. Although investigators have reviewed the available materials, they do not clearly identify the suspect or their route after the attack that led to the death of two students and the injury of nine others. The police have asked local residents for help in obtaining relevant videos or photographs. Authorities hope that images that might show the suspect entering a vehicle or a building will provide essential clues. The FBI has offered a reward of $50,000 for information leading to the identification and arrest of the person responsible. Brown University has increased security measures on campus and will conduct a systematic review of security in all buildings.