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Students locked themselves in basements and bathrooms while they heard gunshots being fired outside. Here's FSU freshman Craig Jacobson.
By 3 p.m. yesterday, law enforcement said the campus had been secured and the threat was over, but it left two people dead, several others wounded. Police say the shooter didn't surrender when they confronted him, and he was shot and wounded before being arrested.
By 3 p.m. yesterday, law enforcement said the campus had been secured and the threat was over, but it left two people dead, several others wounded. Police say the shooter didn't surrender when they confronted him, and he was shot and wounded before being arrested.
By 3 p.m. yesterday, law enforcement said the campus had been secured and the threat was over, but it left two people dead, several others wounded. Police say the shooter didn't surrender when they confronted him, and he was shot and wounded before being arrested.
Yeah, that's right. Police identified him as 20-year-old Phoenix Eichner. His mother is an 18-year veteran of the Leon County Sheriff's Department. Leon County Sheriff Walter McNeil spoke at a news conference yesterday.
Yeah, that's right. Police identified him as 20-year-old Phoenix Eichner. His mother is an 18-year veteran of the Leon County Sheriff's Department. Leon County Sheriff Walter McNeil spoke at a news conference yesterday.
Yeah, that's right. Police identified him as 20-year-old Phoenix Eichner. His mother is an 18-year veteran of the Leon County Sheriff's Department. Leon County Sheriff Walter McNeil spoke at a news conference yesterday.
Police also recovered a shotgun at the scene, but they don't believe it was used in the shooting. McNeil said Phoenix Eichner was a member of the Sheriff's Department Youth Advisory Board, and he'd gone through extensive training with the Sheriff's Department.
Police also recovered a shotgun at the scene, but they don't believe it was used in the shooting. McNeil said Phoenix Eichner was a member of the Sheriff's Department Youth Advisory Board, and he'd gone through extensive training with the Sheriff's Department.
Police also recovered a shotgun at the scene, but they don't believe it was used in the shooting. McNeil said Phoenix Eichner was a member of the Sheriff's Department Youth Advisory Board, and he'd gone through extensive training with the Sheriff's Department.
We don't have a motive at this point. Police say that he wouldn't talk to them after his arrest.
We don't have a motive at this point. Police say that he wouldn't talk to them after his arrest.
We don't have a motive at this point. Police say that he wouldn't talk to them after his arrest.
In Washington, President Trump said he was briefed on the shootings and called them horrible. When asked about stricter gun laws, he said he would always protect the Second Amendment. Florida's Governor Ron DeSantis said, we are all Seminoles today, which is, of course, the school mascot.
In Washington, President Trump said he was briefed on the shootings and called them horrible. When asked about stricter gun laws, he said he would always protect the Second Amendment. Florida's Governor Ron DeSantis said, we are all Seminoles today, which is, of course, the school mascot.
In Washington, President Trump said he was briefed on the shootings and called them horrible. When asked about stricter gun laws, he said he would always protect the Second Amendment. Florida's Governor Ron DeSantis said, we are all Seminoles today, which is, of course, the school mascot.
Florida State University President Richard McCullough visited some of the shooting victims at the hospital and said counseling was available for students and faculty.
Florida State University President Richard McCullough visited some of the shooting victims at the hospital and said counseling was available for students and faculty.
Florida State University President Richard McCullough visited some of the shooting victims at the hospital and said counseling was available for students and faculty.
Now, this isn't the first shooting on the FSU campus, of course. In 2014, a gunman fired into a crowded library there, wounding three people before he was killed by police. And following that shooting, in just about every year since, Republican lawmakers have filed bills to allow concealed weapons on campuses in Florida. This shooting will probably revive that debate.