Updated 2m ago · Sports
Shooting Near Florida A&M Stadium Leaves At Least 12 Injured
12 people were injured in a shooting Saturday near Florida A&M University's football stadium in Tallahassee. It happened during the school's homecoming weekend.
- 11 victims had gunshot wounds; three were seriously injured.
- 6 of the injured are juveniles, the youngest 11 years old.
- 1 victim's grandmother was hurt while fleeing the scene.
- Police say a fight broke out before the shooting.
Why it matters: The shooting followed a game in a crowded area near Bragg Memorial Stadium. Children made up half of the injured.
- One victim remained in critical condition; eight were reported stable.
- The university said the shooting was off campus and campus remained safe.
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Left coverage, 5 sources: The left frames it as a breaking incident, focusing on the injury count and the police account.
The Independent1hAt least 12 people injured in shooting near a football stadium in FloridaCBS News23mAt least 12 injured, including 6 children, in a shooting in TallahasseeCNN48m11 people shot near Florida university stadiumNBC News8m12 injured, including several minors, in shooting near Florida A&M University stadiumThe Boston Globe50mShooting near football stadium in Florida: At least 12 injured
Right coverage, 1 sources: The right frames it as a homecoming celebration turned violent, highlighting child victims and the panicked crowd.
What’s next: Police Chief Lawrence Revell said no arrests had been made. The investigation is preliminary.
- Investigators are focused on the area near Perry and Manatee streets.
- Who fired the shots, and how many shooters were involved?
- What caused the fight that police say preceded the gunfire?










