A late-night shooting near Florida A&M University's Bragg Memorial Stadium in Tallahassee, Florida, left at least 12 people injured, according to statements from local police and university officials.
Authorities confirmed that 11 of the 12 victims suffered gunshot wounds. Among those injured were six adults and six juveniles. The Tallahassee Police Department reported that at least three of the victims received serious injuries, while nine others are in stable condition.
The shooting occurred shortly after the university concluded its homecoming football game, triggering emergency shelter-in-place warnings across the area. Florida A&M officials issued a safety alert at approximately 8.40 p.m. local time, instructing individuals in the vicinity of the stadium to seek shelter or stay away from the location.
In response to the event, nearby Florida State University also advised its students, faculty, and staff throughout Tallahassee to remain indoors as a precautionary measure. Florida State University noted there was no indication that members of its community were involved in the incident.
Tallahassee Police Department spokesperson Alicia Hill confirmed the casualties, and law enforcement officials stated that the scene was secured by late evening. The circumstances surrounding the shooting remain under active investigation.
