15-year-old busted for shooting at Florida A&M University party that injured 11, including kids: cops
Key Points:
- A 15-year-old boy, Anthony Rivers III, was arrested for a shooting at Florida A&M University’s homecoming event that wounded 11 people, including six children, with none of the victims being the intended targets.
- Rivers was involved in a prior physical altercation with someone he knew before the shooting, and he faces 11 counts of attempted second-degree murder and firearm possession by a delinquent.
- Police responded quickly to aid victims and have been working around the clock, with more arrests possible as the investigation continues.
- The shooting occurred at around 8 p.m. in a vendor area during homecoming, causing fear and uncertainty among local business owners and attendees.
- Florida A&M University stated the campus remains safe while police continue their investigation into the incident.