Florida A&M shooting: 11 shot, including children, outside football stadium
Key Points:
- At least 12 people, including six children as young as 11, were injured in a mass shooting near Florida A&M University’s Bragg Memorial Stadium during homecoming celebrations and a football game.
- Three victims, including a minor, sustained serious injuries, while the others are in stable condition; one additional person was hurt fleeing the scene but was not shot.
- Tallahassee Police indicated the shooting likely involved one shooter and stemmed from an altercation between two or three individuals, with no arrests made so far.
- Authorities and Florida A&M University urged the public to avoid the area to facilitate the investigation, and nearby Florida State University issued an emergency alert advising people to stay indoors.
- The investigation is ongoing, and police are requesting witnesses to provide information to help identify those responsible.