A tragic shooting at Brown University has left two students dead and nine others injured, with no suspects apprehended after four days of extensive investigation. The incident has raised questions about the university's handling of a Palestinian activist student's online presence, which was swiftly erased following the shooting. Concerns are mounting over the police response and the implications of identity politics on law enforcement's ability to address the crisis effectively.

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Highlights:

• "Brown University's website scrubbed of Palestinian activist student following shooting.”
• "Confusion surrounding police response raises questions about investigation integrity.”
• "Concerns over identity politics influencing law enforcement capabilities.”
• "The deeper implications of radicalism within Ivy League institutions revealed.”

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