Suspect in Custody After Mass Capturing on FSU Campus that Killed at Least 2

A suspect is in custody following a taking pictures on the Florida State College’s Tallahassee campus, native authorities inform PEOPLE.

A Tallahassee police spokesperson confirmed to PEOPLE {that a} suspect had been taken in custody. The Florida State College Police Division is in command of the investigation, the Leon County Sheriff’s Division tells PEOPLE.

CNN, citing regulation enforcement sources, reported that a minimum of two individuals have been killed within the taking pictures. The community beforehand reported that six individuals have been hospitalized. It is not clear if the 2 deceased individuals have been among the many six hospitalized.

CNN reviews {that a} handgun was discovered on the individual taken into custody, citing a regulation enforcement official. The official reportedly stated a shotgun was discovered within the faculty’s pupil union and one other gun was discovered within the individual’s automotive.

The college’s emergency alert system introduced at about 12 p.m. ET that there was an energetic shooter on campus, noting a “harmful scenario” alert.

Additional details about the arrest, such because the identification of the shooter or their connection to the campus, was not instantly accessible.

The Tallahassee Democrat, which spoke with Tallahassee Police Division spokesperson Alicia Turner, reported that Turner didn’t touch upon social media statements about a number of shooters.