Tallahassee shooting update: How bloody 'altercation' escalated into horrific shooting that left 11 injured at A&M University party

On Saturday night, a shooting near Florida A&M University's campus in Tallahassee left 11 people with gunshot wounds and one person injured, according to authorities. The incident occurred near Perry Street, the university's location, while police recorded six adults and six juveniles among the injured. Nine individuals are reported to be in stable condition, and at least three victims sustained serious injuries.

Initial findings suggest that a physical altercation preceded the shooting, though the police did not provide further details. Police Chief Lawrence Revell expressed deep sorrow over the injuries suffered by children, though the youngest victim has not been officially confirmed by the police. An altercation at a homecoming party escalated into gunfire and a fight involving two or three individuals, leading to the shots being fired around 8 pm, as reported by The NY Post.

The Tallahassee police have assigned their violent crimes unit to investigate the circumstances surrounding the incident. Florida A&M University emphasized that the safety and security of its students, faculty, and staff remain their top priority, posting the statement on X.