US EditionWhat We Know About Brown University Shooting Suspect’s Ties to South Florida
Authorities confirmed the suspect lived at a Miami-Dade address and are still building the timeline after a six-day manhunt following the Brown University shooting.
- Late Thursday, authorities found Claudio Manuel Neves Valente dead from a self-inflicted gunshot wound in a Salem, New Hampshire storage facility, ending a six-day search across New England.
- Investigators confirmed a Miami address as the suspect's last known location at 1310 NE 200th St. in the Ives Estates neighborhood, adding Florida to the Brown University shooting timeline.
- A Reddit tip triggered investigators to review surveillance footage, tracing the rented Nissan Sentra to Neves Valente, who rented it from an Alamo Rent A Car outlet, downtown Boston, using a Florida driver's license.
- Federal and local law enforcement officers searched the Miami home, but deputies said the tip-led visit produced no results; Miami-Dade property records show the three-bedroom, two-bath home has been owned by the same party since 2011, surprising Miami neighbors.
- With multiple agencies assisting, officials are building a timeline as federal, state and local law enforcement partners review Claudio Manuel Neves Valente's U.S. arrival as F-1 student and lawful permanent residency .
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New York City, Dec 19 (EFE).- The alleged perpetrator of the shooting at Brown University (Rhode Island) last Saturday, identified as Claudio Neves Valente, was “very strategic” in his plans to commit the crime, according to police told CNN. “In my opinion, this individual was very strategic in his plan. He communicated through applications, used certain routes to drive and chose certain neighborhoods to circulate around them. He did not take th…
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