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Gov. Stein Speaks Out After Separate Shootings: Brown University, Hanukkah Celebration in Australia
The Patriots and Bills observed a moment of silence for 13 victims killed in shootings at Brown University and a Bondi Beach Hanukkah event, reflecting solidarity and support.
- On Sunday, the New England Patriots and Buffalo Bills held a moment of silence before their game at Gillette Stadium.
- At Brown University, a Saturday campus shooting during a final-exam review killed two students and wounded nine just after 4 p.m., with a person of interest taken into custody and victims reported stable or discharged.
- Australian officials said at least 11 people were killed at Bondi Beach, and Prime Minister Anthony Albanese called it antisemitic terrorism; one attacker was fatally shot, and a second was arrested in critical condition.
- Teams responded publicly with statements and stadium tributes as the Patriots displayed a Brown logo and Australia map on videoboards, while the Buffalo Bills stayed near the hotel close to Brown.
- Law enforcement confirmed an arrest at a Coventry hotel on Sunday morning, and updated Dec. 14, 2025, reporting described the Bondi attack as among the deadliest in almost three decades.
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