Emily Jashinsky

Investigators say the case will be handed to the L.A.

County District Attorney's Office today, where charging decisions will be made.

Nick reportedly struggling with addiction and behavioral issues from a young age.

He is currently being held at the Twin Towers Correctional Facility, a jail with extensive mental health facilities.

President Trump on Monday drawing negative feedback from even his own MAGA base after posting a critical comment about Reiner on Truth Social.

Mr. Trump doubling down yesterday from the Oval.

Law enforcement officials in Providence, Rhode Island, releasing new images they believe show the Brown University shooting suspect.

Yesterday evening, authorities releasing three videos and two images showing what appears to be a husky male wearing a dark beanie, pants, jacket, and gloves with a black COVID-era face mask.

The images recorded around 2 p.m.

on Saturday, just hours prior to the shooting near the scene of the crime.

Investigators in Providence seen going door to door yesterday, searching for any digital evidence that might have captured the Brown University shooting suspect.

Agents also seen fanning across lawns, kicking through snow several blocks from the scene of the shooting, appearing to look for any evidence that may have been dropped leaving the scene.

At a briefing yesterday, officials including Mayor Brett Smiley, Rhode Island Governor Daniel McKee, and Chief of Police Oscar Perez insisting they are searching as hard as they can to apprehend the suspect.

As the officials ask the public to check doorbell cameras and other devices for potentially helpful digital evidence, a $50,000 reward for information leading to an arrest now active.

Providence Mayor Brett Smiley continuing to assert residents are safe amid the increased police presence in the city, encouraging parents to send their children back to area schools.

Attorney General Peter Nerona, on the other hand, telling CNN the suspect is still considered armed and dangerous as no firearm has been recovered.

As reporters and the public grow frustrated with what appears to be a stalling investigation, President Trump defending the FBI's recent track record.

Meanwhile, the second victim, who was killed on Saturday, identified as 18-year-old sophomore Mukhamed Aziz Umurzikov, his sisters describing their brother as, quote, gentle and extroverted, to the New York Times.

A naturalized citizen hailing from Uzbekistan, Umurzikov moving with his family in 2011 to a town outside Richmond, Virginia.

Umurzikov reportedly attending Brown with ambitions of becoming a neurosurgeon.