🚨 Mother Shares Chilling Texts From Brown University Student During Active Shooter Lockdown
Providence, R.I. — The mother of a Brown University student has shared disturbing text messages sent by her son during Tuesday’s ongoing active shooter lockdown, offering a stark glimpse into the fear unfolding on campus.
According to the mother, her son’s first message read:
“Mom, there’s a live shooting on campus, I’m going to run, I love you.”
She later said her son is now barricaded inside a supply closet with 12 other students, with the lights turned off and everyone remaining silent as law enforcement continues to respond.
The mother said one of the students sheltering with her son is experiencing a panic attack, adding to the distress of the situation.
Active Investigation Continues
Police scanner traffic continues to refer to the incident as an “active shooter situation,” and authorities have urged students, staff, and residents in the area to shelter in place or avoid the campus entirely.
Earlier, Providence police confirmed that multiple people were shot near Brown University, though officials have not released the number of victims or details about their conditions.
Federal agencies, including the ATF and FBI, are assisting local law enforcement as the investigation remains active.
Community Response
The messages have circulated widely on social media, prompting an outpouring of concern and prayers from across the country. University officials have not commented on the specific account but continue to issue emergency alerts urging caution.
🕯️ This remains a developing story. Updates will be provided as authorities release more information.
