A shooting occurred at Florida State University, resulting in two deaths and multiple injuries. The suspected shooter, identified as 20-year-old Phoenix Ikner, was the son of a sheriff’s deputy and possibly a student at FSU. He opened fire near the student union, using a gun that belonged to his mother, who was a former law enforcement officer. Six people were injured, with at least five sustaining gunshot wounds. The suspect was described as a “normal college dude” by witnesses, but had been expelled from a political discussion group for his white supremacist views. The motive behind the shooting remains unknown, with police still investigating the incident. Ikner was a member of the Leon County Sheriff’s Office’s Youth Advisory Council, giving him access to weapons, which he used during the attack. The suspect was hospitalized with unspecified injuries, and his condition remains undisclosed. Witnesses, classmates, and law enforcement officials are puzzled by Ikner’s actions, as his motive for the shooting remains unclear. No information has been released about the identities of the victims.
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