A gunman was arrested following a shooting at Florida State University’s Tallahassee campus, leaving at least four injured. The incident occurred near the Student Union, prompting emergency alerts and a campus-wide lockdown. Authorities, including the FBI, responded quickly. The suspect is in custody and investigations are ongoing.
A gunman has been taken into custody following a shooting incident on Florida State University's campus in Tallahassee on Thursday afternoon. The violence erupted near the Student Union, prompting immediate emergency protocols and a significant police response.
At least four individuals sustained injuries and were hospitalized, though the severity of those injuries remains unclear. Tallahassee Memorial Hospital confirmed it is currently treating victims and emphasized that its medical teams are fully mobilized to respond to the situation.
Around 12:30 p.m. Eastern time, FSU issued a campus-wide emergency alert advising all students, staff, and faculty to shelter in place. The alert warned of an active shooter and instructed people to stay away from windows and doors while awaiting further instructions. A second update was issued shortly after, confirming that law enforcement was responding to the scene.
Local police, supported by the FBI, moved quickly to secure the area and apprehend the suspect. Authorities have not yet released details about the gunman's identity or potential motive, and the investigation is ongoing.
University officials and emergency responders continue to coordinate efforts to ensure campus safety. They have urged the public to remain patient and await official updates.
This incident has left the FSU community shaken, and support services are expected to be made available for those affected in the coming days. As the situation develops, further information is expected to be released by both university authorities and law enforcement agencies.
