What Happened at FSU
On November 20, 2014, a shooting occurred at Florida State University in Tallahassee, Florida. A gunman entered a campus building and opened fire, injuring three students and a police officer before being fatally shot by law enforcement. The incident prompted a campus-wide lockdown and a large emergency response.
Details of the Shooting
The gunman, a former student, used a handgun during the attack. Three students sustained injuries and were treated at local hospitals, while a responding police officer was also wounded. The suspect was killed by police during the confrontation. Authorities confirmed the incident was isolated and did not involve a broader active threat after the shooter was neutralized.
Response and Aftermath
University officials and Tallahassee Police Department responded quickly, securing the campus and providing updates through official channels. The event led to discussions about campus safety protocols and emergency communication. FSU later reviewed its procedures and offered counseling services to affected students and staff.
For official details, refer to the Florida State University emergency management page FSU Emergency Management.
