Another gunman attack in America. A shooting spree broke out near a football stadium in Florida on Saturday during a 'Homecoming Weekend' celebration. 12 people including 6 children were seriously injured due to indiscriminate firing. The condition of 3 of the injured is critical, police said. America's gun laws are again under question in such an attack.
According to the police, this incident happened right after the football match of the university was over. As the crowd gathers near the stadium, an argument breaks out between the members. In no time, the situation turned into a fight. In the midst of this skirmish, sporadic firing began. Local police chief Lawrence Revel told the media, “12 people, including 6 children, were seriously injured in this incident. The incident of injuries to small children is very heartbreaking. The police quickly arrived at the scene and rescued the injured and took them to the hospital.”
Police Chief Lawrence Revell said the attackers fled the area after the shooting. No one has been arrested so far.
Meanwhile, the entire incident has spread panic in the area. Police Chief Lawrence Revell said the attackers fled the area after the shooting. No one has been arrested so far. CCTV footage has been scrutinized as well as eyewitness interrogation to identify the attackers.
BREAKING: Gunfire erupts after Florida A&M's homecoming game in Tallahassee, and police confirm there are VICTIMS. > The shooting happened on Perry Street near Bragg Stadium. Tallahassee police haven't said how many people were hit or how badly > FAMU told people to shelter in place, and FSU urged students across town to stay indoors tonight. Police say the scene is now secure Praying for everyone hurt. @newsnoteworthy -Tallahassee Democrat
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On the other hand, Florida A&M University has issued an official statement on the incident on its social media. They clarified that the incident took place very close to their campus, now the situation is under control and the entire university campus is safe.