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Twelve Injured in Shooting Near Florida A&M Homecoming

A violent altercation near the Florida A&M University football stadium spiraled into a mass shooting Saturday night, leaving 12 people wounded, including six children. The incident shattered the celebratory atmosphere of homecoming weekend, forcing a massive police response as investigators scramble to identify those responsible for the gunfire.

Twelve Injured in Shooting Near Florida A&M Homecoming

Tallahassee Police Chief Lawrence Revell confirmed that no arrests have been made following the chaos, which unfolded shortly before 8 p.m. near the intersection of Perry and Manatee streets. Preliminary findings suggest the gunfire erupted after a fight broke out among a crowd gathered near the stadium. Eleven of the victims suffered gunshot wounds, with at least three individuals sustaining serious injuries.

University officials confirmed the shooting occurred in the vicinity of their campus but reported that the school grounds remained secure. The Tallahassee Police Department continues to process the scene and gather evidence from the incident. Authorities have yet to release specific details regarding the identities of the suspects or the current medical status of the six children among the wounded.

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