Eleven Shot near Florida A&M University in Tallahassee

Asharq Al-Awsat EnglishOctober 25, 2026By Asharq Al Awsat

A shooting near a Florida university campus in Tallahassee on Saturday night left 11 people with gunshot wounds and another injured, authorities said. The shooting took place near Florida Agricultural & Mechanical University's campus on Perry Street, the university said, while police counted six adults and six juveniles among the injured, reported Reuters. "At least ⁠three of the shooting ⁠victims have sustained serious injuries, while nine others are reported to be in stable condition," the Tallahassee police said in a statement.

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