The 'person of interest' in the Brown University shooting was taken into custody at 3.45 am, Rhode Island enforcement officials confirmed at an early morning briefing Sunday. But this came about 13 hours after President Donald Trump announced that the suspect was in custody. It was a misfire, probably a wrong arrest, or an announcement from the law enforcement before time. Trump was informed about the mistake and he posted that the suspect was NOT in custody. The law enforcement Sunday morning was cautious and referred to the individual arrested as 'person of interest' and not the 'suspect'. They also put a lid on all details about the person. It's not yet known how the person was arrested but there was a heavy police activity overnight at a hotel in Providence, Rhode Island. Law enfor

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