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The speaker announced that the person of interest who had been detained earlier today will shortly be released from Providence police, and the attorney general can speak to the rationale for that. The community was informed that the individual will soon be released, and this is expected to cause fresh anxiety. Since the initial call about a day and a half ago, there have been no credible or specific threats to the Providence community, and the overall safety status remains unchanged. The community remains safe, though there will continue to be an enhanced police presence throughout the city and on the Brown campus. Residents are asked again to provide any information that could assist with the ongoing investigation. Resources for submitting information are the same as before: video or photos can be uploaded to the FBI website created for this incident at fbi.govbackslashbrownuniversityshooting, or calls can be made to the Providence Police non-emergency number (401) 272-3121. The investigation into this horrific act remains ongoing. The speaker acknowledged frustration from community members about the language used—specifically, referring to the individual as the “person of interest.” This reflects that the investigation was and continues to be ongoing, and there will be an effort to avoid confirming information that is not yet confirmable in order to remain as transparent as possible and share the best information available.

The speakers discussed a jailbreak that occurred at 1:00 AM, which was discovered later in the morning. Investigators observed the jailbreak on video. There are over 900 cameras in the facility. The "why and how" of the jailbreak are part of an ongoing investigation. One speaker asked if anyone wanted to apologize to the people of New Orleans for the incident. Another speaker responded that they first need to find out exactly what happened and how the inmates escaped, suggesting the incident was intentional and complex. A question was raised about whether anyone monitored live camera feeds between 1:00 AM and 8:30 AM, when the inmates were discovered missing. The response was described as "double talk," suggesting intermittent monitoring. A speaker stated that the sheriff said "we can't be responsible for everybody" but then walked it back. The speaker emphasized that the sheriff is responsible for everyone in the jail, including those arrested for violent crimes.

My name is Phil Delbano, special agent in charge of the Baltimore field office. Our hearts go out to the victims and families affected by this tragedy. There is no evidence of terrorism. The FBI is fully involved, providing resources like crisis response and victim services. We are grateful for our partners and committed to seeing the investigation through. Thank you for your patience and trust in the FBI. We stand with Baltimore. Translation: My name is Phil Delbano, special agent in charge of the Baltimore field office. Our hearts go out to the victims and families affected by this tragedy. There is no evidence of terrorism. The FBI is fully involved, providing resources like crisis response and victim services. We are grateful for our partners and committed to seeing the investigation through. Thank you for your patience and trust in the FBI. We stand with Baltimore.

I saw a person on a building and alerted officers. Shots were fired, and I helped someone with a child escape. The shooter moved between buildings. I informed law enforcement about his location. I do not know how he got up there. The incident ended when I left. The building behind us is the American Glass Research Company. The shooter was on the buildings behind it. Translation: I saw someone on a building and told the police. Shots were fired, and I helped someone with a child escape. The shooter moved between buildings. I informed law enforcement about his location. I do not know how he got up there. The incident ended when I left. The building behind us is the American Glass Research Company. The shooter was on the buildings behind it.

James O'Keefe reports from Downtown Minneapolis that his team of undercover reporters is still inside the mob scene after covering a shooting this morning. He says they barely escaped alive as several hundred people surrounded them, threw ice bottles at their vehicle, and attempted to rip off his bulletproof vest. They were followed and tailed, and they received a message stating: “we know that you're in Minneapolis. You're with O'Keefe and his crew of Nazis. You're in a white Ford license plate. They actually wrote the license plate down from Florida. You have one hour to leave or you're dead.” They plan to produce their footage from the weekend along with hidden camera footage, while undercover teammates remain in the field. O'Keefe asks for prayers for his team's safety and mentions they have security with them—a former Marine—who said the situation was worse than overseas and worse than anything seen at the cartel border. He states they will contact law enforcement, DHS, and the FBI to try to exit safely and bring the news to viewers. He promises a report coming Tuesday at 01:00.

I saw a person on top of a building and alerted officers. Shots were fired, and I helped someone escape with their child. The shooter moved between buildings before I lost sight of him. I informed law enforcement about his location. The building behind us is the American Glass Research Company. The shooter was seen on multiple buildings behind it. I do not know how he got up there, but I reported what I saw to the officers.

The speaker describes the ongoing investigation in Rhode Island, detailing the current state and expected progression. Tonight, dozens of Providence police officers were at the command post working to develop leads in the difficult campus-tragedy case, with prosecutors (six in total) and victim services staff present at the hospital. The speaker notes that investigations can shift direction, and this has happened over the last twenty-four hours, requiring the team to regroup and pursue new avenues. Leads were developed in multiple areas, including one line that led to a person of interest being chased to ground and detained. The speaker explains the distinction in terminology, noting that “person of interest” signals some level of evidence that pointed in that direction, but that evidence needed corroboration and confirmation. Over the last twenty-four hours, evidence has redirected, and the person of interest now needs to be released. The speaker acknowledges that the person’s name was leaked to the public, describing it as unfortunate and difficult to retract. Moving forward, the speaker emphasizes careful handling to protect the victims and their families, stating there is too much at stake to take any chances. The plan is for the Providence Police Department, as the principal leads, to continue the investigation, with amplified resources from state and federal agencies. Specifically, additional support will come from the state police, the FBI, the ATF, the DEA, the Marshals Service, and others as leads are developed and progress is made toward justice. The speaker notes that progress could be rapid, but it could also take some time. In summary, the investigation remains active and evolving, with the police department and prosecutors continuing to pursue leads, re-evaluate information as new directions emerge, and coordinate with multiple agencies to advance the case while ensuring due care for the victims and their families.

Authorities are actively searching for a suspect named Gregory Yet Yetman, and they are patrolling the entire property. The FBI is urging anyone with information about Yetman's whereabouts to contact their field office in Newark at 973-792-3000. In Middlesex County, a tactical team is seen entering a shed. Tom Zweier reports live from the scene in chapter 4.

He sent out pictures of the suspect with glasses on. Our sniper saw him walking away from his bike. The person who physically witnessed this called it out and sent the pictures. There are multiple people detained, including a guy mentioned by someone on the scene.

Law enforcement executives and leaders from various agencies offered support after the incident, with personnel from Oahu, Big Island, and other places joining the effort. HPD officers were embedded in the Morb Investigation Notification Task Force to help with identification and notification of the deceased. The FBI, DOD, National Guard, and Sheriff's Department also provided assistance. Flyovers may continue as needed, and recovery efforts are ongoing. The FBI is working on updating the list of missing persons, and the MPD missing persons numbers will be used moving forward. Misinformation and intentional false reporting have complicated the situation, but progress is being made in identifying the deceased. It is possible that some victims may have been burned beyond recognition, but efforts are being made to recover and identify everyone. The MPD is balancing its responsibilities in the investigation with other police duties. The goal is to provide closure and respect for the families of the victims.

Hey everyone, this is a quick tutorial on how to use the ICE tip line that is linked in my bio. This is an interactive map, so you can zoom in to see the latest news about ICE sightings in your area. Click on a pin to see details like the location, time, and any available pictures or videos. You can also leave comments to verify sightings or add more information. To report a sighting, hit the plus or edit button, type in the address, and upload any relevant media. Remember to include details like how many individuals were seen, whether they were in a vehicle or on foot, if they were armed, and what they were doing. The pin colors don't have any meaning right now. Hit submit, and that's it! Please share this with your family and loved ones to keep each other safe. I'm working on improvements and building a team to help maintain the data, so let me know if you're interested in volunteering.

If you need help, emergency information, resources, and shelter are available at the provided URL. Together, we will overcome this challenge, thanks to the bravery of our firefighters and the support of our community.

During the Formula 1 event in Las Vegas, Metro police arrested 36 pimps, 31 customers, and 7 people for soliciting a minor. They also found 5 juveniles believed to be victims of trafficking. Victim advocates offered services to about 200 victims, but only around 20 accepted the help. Metro police and volunteers from organizations like Free International and The Big Search searched for missing children who may be victims of trafficking. It is important for the community to recognize signs of potential trafficking, such as individuals being disconnected from family or friends, appearing fearful or controlled, missing school, dressing older than their age, or going out alone late at night. Efforts to combat trafficking will continue during the upcoming Super Bowl.

I saw a man on top of a building and alerted officers. Shots were fired soon after. The man moved between buildings, and I informed law enforcement. The incident ended with me helping someone escape. The building behind us is the American Glass Research Company, where the shooter was last seen. I cannot confirm how he got there, only that I saw him.

I'm pleased that AG Bondi and Director Patel have worked with me to release what I know. We have to ensure the over 250 victims' names are redacted and protected. This will be a phase one release coming very soon, and I will have the hard copy in my hand. AG Bondi is responsible for the public release. I'm appreciative of her work so we can begin to break apart this global human and sex trafficking ring, a $150 billion a year business. It's time to get justice for these women and children. This is phase one, and more will follow.

Hello, I'm Phil Delbano, the special agent in charge of the Baltimore field office. Our hearts go out to the victims and their families. There is no evidence of terrorism. The FBI is fully involved, providing resources like crisis response and victim services. Our underwater search teams are on-site. We will continue to support the investigation with our partners. Please be patient as we gather information. Thank you to our partners and everyone who relies on the FBI. We stand with Baltimore.

An immigration attorney tried contacting ICE for days regarding inmate clients at Butler County Jail. After numerous unanswered calls and emails, the attorney finally reached someone at ICE who offered a direct contact for these cases. Overjoyed at this helpful response, the attorney was given a phone number to call. The phone number provided, (614) 261-8193, turned out to be for a Taco Bell in Columbus.

Major Stephanie Minter Gibson of the Orleans Parish Sheriff's Office Crime Victims Unit reported that upon notification of the escapees, she assembled a team to contact victims and survivors to ensure their safety. She collaborated with partners like NOPD Special Victims Unit Detective Walton and Alison Margarder from the DA's office, sharing information to reach all victims. Detectives were sent to victims' homes to provide additional safety measures. Gibson encourages the community to use VINElink, a free app that allows victims and survivors to track offenders in the criminal justice system. The VINE number is 607-0477. The Crime Victims Unit is located on the Third Floor of the Sheriff's Office, and their contact number is 504-827-6754 or 504-202-9229.

The speaker reports that law enforcement is patrolling the property in search of a suspect named Gregory Yet Yetman. The FBI asks anyone with information on Yetman's whereabouts to contact their Newark field office. In Middlesex County, a tactical team is seen searching a shed. Tom's Wire provides live coverage of the scene. The speaker concludes by thanking Tom and handing back to Adam.

In tonight’s original shooting incident, ICE agent vehicles parked on the street had to be left behind after being surrounded by protesters. One ICE vehicle was broken into, and a witness found paperwork inside. The paperwork contains a list with FBI operation info, full names of FBI agents, phone numbers, and emails. It also includes maps showing where agents are staying and where immigrants are being held, hotel names, and judge names. The documents include people's full names and their email addresses.

Two inmates escaped from OJC, discovered during a headcount around 8:30 AM. Sources suggest the inmates may have removed a toilet from a cell and tunneled through a wall to escape. Authorities have not confirmed the method of escape. Sheriff Susan Hudson stated that local, state, and federal partners are assisting in the search. The public is urged to remain alert and contact law enforcement with any information, but not to engage or approach the escapees. A full investigation has been launched. Aiding the escapees could result in jail time. Military vehicles and police have been seen in the area, possibly related to the escape. One escapee has been captured, but another remains at large.

I extend my condolences and thoughts and prayers to the families affected by these actions. The mayor stated that we have detained someone of interest, but I respect them to protect the integrity of the investigation. The next process for us is what we do best in our detectives: to coordinate with the prosecutors, to collect evidence, to conduct interviews, and then, from there, when it is appropriate and accurate, to share more details with you all. I’m pleased to say that the mayor stated the collaboration between our federal partners, our different municipalities in the state is all hands on deck. When this is in the city that’s shaken the conscience, we know for a fact that we just step up. And the federal agents, our federal partners, I want to thank them for their assistance, but as well every single municipality, the state police and every other chief in the state. We came together as a small state. It impacted a lot of us, the incident that occurred. And so again, I’m just happy to share with you that we’re in the process now of coordinating with prosecution, conducting interviews and being able to collect evidence so that we can protect the integrity of the investigation and that we can hold the individuals accountable for their actions.

Heard on a cop's radio that someone was seriously injured on the roof. Asked for names from law enforcement, apologized for confusion, and thanked them.

Speaker 0: Only 2 out of the 89 souls lost in the recent incident have been identified so far. Speaker 1: We are finding the remains of these individuals through a fire that melted metal, making it necessary to use rapid DNA testing for identification. All 89 victims are currently referred to as John and Jane Does. We understand the urgency to move quickly, but we also need to ensure accuracy. The remains are fragile and easily fall apart, which is what people were stepping on at the scene. We need time to contain and process the remains before making the 89 notifications. We have already experienced the pain of making 58 notifications and we are not yet finished with the 89. We want to provide the numbers quickly, but we also want to do it right.

Speaker 0: Only 2 out of the 89 souls lost in the recent incident have been identified so far. Speaker 1: We are finding the remains of these individuals through a fire that melted metal, so we have to use rapid DNA to identify them. All 89 victims are currently referred to as John and Jane Does. We understand the urgency to move quickly, but we also need to ensure accuracy. The remains are fragile and have been disturbed by the large number of people at the scene. Please give us time to contain the situation as we have 89 notifications to make. We have experienced similar pain before and we are committed to doing this right, even if it takes time.