A shooting took place at Florida State University, resulting in two deaths and several injuries. The alleged shooter, Phoenix Ikner, is a 20-year-old student and the son of a sheriff’s deputy. The incident occurred near the student union, with Ikner opening fire before being neutralized and apprehended by officers. At least six individuals were injured, with two fatalities. The victims’ identities have not been released. Ikner was a member of the Leon County Sheriff’s Office’s Youth Advisory Council, which was why he had access to weapons. The gun used in the shooting belonged to Ikner’s mother, a former police officer, and there was also a shotgun present at the scene. Ikner had been involved in a political discussion group in the past, where he was asked to leave due to his white supremacist views. The motive for the shooting remains unknown, with friends and acquaintances expressing confusion and a desire for answers. The suspect was hospitalized with unspecified injuries. Live coverage of the incident was ongoing as details emerged.
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