Killed 2, at least 5 wounded in a mass fire at Florida State University

The police said that one of the gunmen opened fire on Thursday at Florida State University, killing two people and wounding at least five others.

The authorities said that the 20 -year -old militant was the son of the deputy of Sharif, who used the former service weapon in the shooting.

Jason Tromor, head of the Florida State University Police Department, said that the two people who died were not students at the university, in Talhaasi, Florida, but the shooter is believed to be a student.

Trumps said five people were treated at Talhaasi Memorial Hospital, and the shooter was also getting medical attention.

The students and the parents of the minerals were hidden in the bowling alley and gathered the shipping elevator inside the Student Union after hearing gunshots outside the building.

Ambulances, fire trucks, and patrols of multiple law enforcement agencies are raced to the campus to the West directly from the capital of Florida after the university issued an active alert in the middle of the day, saying that the police were responding near the Student Union.

“At that moment, staying was alive.”

Ryan Sydrigran, a 21 -year -old call, said he was hiding about 30 others in the bowling alley at the lowest level of the union after seeing students running from a nearby bar.

“At that moment, staying was alive,” he said. After about 15 minutes, the university police took students outside the building and saw someone getting an emergency treatment in the garden.

Chris Bento told WCTV television that he and his twins were lunch in the Student Union during a campus tour when they heard gunshots.

“It was surreal. People have just started running,” he said. They mobilized the service elevator after facing the closed doors at the end of the hallway.

“Perhaps this was the most terrifying point because we did not know. It might get worse, right?” He said. “I opened the doors and there were two officers there, and wounded.”

The alarm system in Florida announced about three hours after the shooting, that the law’s implementation “neutralized the threat.”

Students and faculty officials have requested to avoid the Student Union and other areas that are still considered an active theater of the crime.

Dozens of patrol vehicles, including the forensic car, were parked outside the Student Union.

The officers prevented the area with the crime scene. The students and employees who left behind phones, keys and other things waited to rush to evacuate the shadows and pray to the victims.

President Donald Trump of the Oval Office said he was fully informed of the shooting.

“It is a terrible thing. It is a horrific thing that things happen like this,” he said.

After receiving warnings of the active shooter, students and faculty members covered and waited for classrooms, offices and housing throughout the campus.

“The first thing you think is fair,” this cannot be true, “right?” Kay McGala, a student who spoke on the phone while imprisoning the campus test center, said.

Junior Joshua Sermans, 20, was in the main library when warnings exploded. He said that law enforcement officers took him and other students from the library with their hands on their heads.

Florida State University is one of 12 general universities in Florida, with the main campus in Talhaasi.

About 44,000 students were registered at the university, according to the Facts newspaper at 2024.

In 2014, the main library was a site Three people were wounded. The officers opened fire on the armed and killed the armed, Mayon Mayon, who is 31 years old.

The university canceled all classes and events on Thursday, as well as all home sporting events until Sunday.