A shooting at the Florida State University campus on Thursday led to multiple individuals being taken to a nearby hospital, with unconfirmed reports of potential fatalities. Tallahassee Memorial Healthcare was actively receiving and treating those affected by the incident, although the exact number of individuals involved was still being determined.

Following a shooter alert issued by the university near the student union, emergency response vehicles from various law enforcement agencies swiftly arrived at the campus. Florida Governor Ron DeSantis expressed solidarity with the FSU community and highlighted the ongoing law enforcement response.

Reports from a local TV station suggested the involvement of two shooters, prompting further investigation for confirmation. Students were observed evacuating the area, with many visibly distressed and seeking information while congregating near the music school for updates.

Eyewitness accounts, such as that of communications student Ryan Cedergren, described the tense moments of seeking refuge and eventual evacuation with police assistance. Similarly, junior student Joshua Sirmans recounted being escorted out of the university library amidst alarms warning of an active shooter situation.

The US Attorney General, Pam Bondi, confirmed the Department of Justice’s coordination with FBI agents on-site. Students and faculty were advised to seek shelter and await further guidance, emphasizing the importance of securing locations and preparing for potential protective measures.

As the situation continued to unfold, the campus community remained on high alert, with law enforcement efforts ongoing to ensure the safety and well-being of all individuals involved.