Jack Posobiec

And so it's important for us to ensure that we can have you look at that and help us.

And the reason for that is because our offices, our agents, are looking at terabytes of data.

And we're looking for a moment that is shorter than somebody taking a breath.

It's incredible hard work to do that.

And so we're asking the public to assist us with that.

The other thing is the tip center.

We have been receiving hundreds of

However, we're about close to 200 actionable tips that we're still conducting investigations on, which is incredible and is important.

Again, keep in mind that this video footage is extremely important to us.

And one more thing here, as a reminder, please remember that the number that we need your call is 401-272-3121, as well as the link that the FBI provided, which is FBI.gov, G-O-V, Brown University Shootings.

Thank you very much.

Thank you, Colonel.

Now we'll hear from FBI Special Agent in Charge Ted Dox.

Thank you, Mayor, and good evening.

My name is Ted Dox.

I'm the Special Agent in Charge of FBI Boston.

On the heels of this tragedy, the strength and resilience of the people of Providence is a powerful reminder of the bonds that unite us.

The men and women of the FBI, along with the law enforcement team standing before you, carry the victims with us as we work around the clock to bring the individual responsible for their injuries and deaths to justice.

Today, the FBI is working with Brown University to do everything we can to provide services to those impacted by this horrific shooting.

The FBI has almost 30 victim specialists, special agents, and analysts from all over the country who are here in Providence to support our survivors, the victims, and their loved ones.