FSU Shooting FINAL UPDATE Shooter Was The 20 Y/O Son Of A Deputy Sheriff

What we know now.

2 dead and 6 injured in Florida State University shooting.
Officials say the shooter, identified by police as 20-year-old Phoenix Ikner, is believed to be a Florida State student.
Phoenix Ikner, had access to a weapon that had been used by his mother, Deputy Jessica Ikner, a deputy with the Leon County Sheriff’s Office for 18 years.
Her weapon was found at the scene.
The shooter initially got out of a car with a shotgun, but the shotgun jammed and he went back to the car and got a handgun.
University Police Chief Trumbower says investigators have no evidence that anyone was shot with the shotgun.
All six patients wounded during the shooting are in fair condition, according to Tallahassee Memorial Hospital. The hospital had said earlier that one of those wounded was in critical condition.
The shooter is among the wounded, shot by arriving officers after refusing to comply with commands, officials said.
Two people who were not FSU students died in the shooting. FSU Police Chief Jason Trumbower says officials will not be releasing additional information about the victims.
The FBI is urging anyone at or near the shooting scenes to send photos, video recordings or other information to an FBI website collecting tips for what was called a very active investigation.
City police Chief Revell says of officers’ confrontation with the gunman that they “challenged him and they ended up shooting him. He did not comply with commands and was shot. I do not believe he fired at all.”
“Needless to say we have multiple crime scenes” with hundreds or even more witnesses, Revell says. 

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