Brown University custodian says he reported gunman multiple times before shooting
Custodian Derek Lisi reported seeing the suspect over a dozen times and alerted campus security multiple times before the Dec. 13 shooting that killed two students and injured nine.
- Derek Lisi, a custodian at Brown University, said he reported a suspicious man multiple times before the shooting that killed two students and injured nine others on December 13.
- Lisi claimed he alerted a third-party security company about the suspicious man three times, but nothing was done.
- The suspect, Claudio Neves Valente, is also accused of killing an MIT professor, Nuno Loureiro, with whom he had previously studied in Lisbon.
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Brown Shooting Raises Alarms Over Missed Campus Warnings
The Brown shooting is now prompting renewed scrutiny of campus safety leadership after the university placed its head of public safety on administrative leave amid revelations that warning signs surfaced weeks before the attack. Brown University announced Monday that public safety chief Rodney Chatman was removed as the school launched an external after-action review following the December 13 shooting that killed two people and injured nine. In …
Brown University’s DEI Police Chief Placed on Leave After Ignoring Repeated Warnings About Mass Killer
The DEI Police Chief of Brown University has just been placed on LEAVE after failing to act on a custodian’s DOZEN alerts of suspicious activity surrounding the mass killer. A Brown University custodian repeatedly reported a suspicious man stalking hallways and classrooms in the weeks before Claudio Neves Valente carried out a mass shooting that killed two students, but the warnings went unheeded. Placed on leave? Not fired?!? WTF?! Brown Unive…
Brown University head of public safety on leave after janitor reveals security ignored warnings of suspicious actor on campus
The university waited nearly 20 minutes before sending out an emergency alert and never sounded its sirens. By Jessica Schwalb, The Washington Free Beacon Brown University’s head of public safety, Rodney Chatman, was placed on administrative leave Monday after a janitor revealed that he saw a suspicious person lurking around campus in the weeks leading up to the December 13 shooting—a person who ended up being the gunman, Claudio Manuel Neves Va…
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