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(Reuters) -A gunman killed at least one person and wounded five others were at Florida State University on Thursday before the gunman was shot and taken into custody, according to media reports.

ABC News, citing multiple unnamed law enforcement officials, reported that at least one person died in the latest burst of gun violence on a U.S. school campus.

Police believe a single suspect carried out the shooting, three law enforcement officials told CNN. Florida State University's emergency notification system wrote on social media that "law enforcement has neutralized the threat" - but did not provide more details.

 

Law enforcement work at Florida State University (FSU) campus after a mass shooting in Tallahassee, Florida, U.S., April 17, 2025. Alicia Devine/USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images via REUTERS© Thomson Reuters

Florida State University's emergency notification system wrote on social media that "law enforcement has neutralized the threat" - but did not provide details.

A nearby hospital, Tallahassee Memorial HealthCare, said in a statement it had received six patients – one in critical condition and the rest in serious condition.

Gunshots were reported at midday at the student union building on the FSU campus in the state capital of Tallahassee. Students and faculty were told to shelter in place as police resp onded. More than 42,000 students attend classes at the main campus.

Student Max Jenkins described the shooter leaving the student union building and firing four or five shots outside.

"He saw the maintenance guy who was waving everybody and I guess heard him probably and turned and shot that way," Jenkins said in a video on the Tallahassee Democrat newspaper website. "There's a golf cart over here with a bullet hole in it."

 

Evacuees watch law enforcement work on Florida State University (FSU) campus after a mass shooting in Tallahassee, Florida, U.S., April 17, 2025. Alicia Devine/USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images via REUTERS© Thomson Reuters

Mass shooting on U.S. school campuses have become almost commonplace in recent years. Thursday's incident was the second shooting on the FSU campus in 11 years. In 2014, a graduate opened fire early at the school's main library, wounding two students and an employee as hundreds were studying for exams.

Chris Pento was on a tour of the university with his children and eating lunch at the student union building when shots started ringing out.

"It was surreal, people started running. She just got trampled over," Pento told local TV station WCTV, referring to his daughter.

Three firearms were found - one on the suspect, one in a nearby car and a shotgun in the student union - a law enforcement source told CNN.

Law enforcement agencies could not be immediately reached to confirm the reports or to comment.

FBI Director Kash Patel said in a post on X he had been briefed on the shooting and that a team from the Jacksonville FBI field office was assisting. "We will provide full support to local law enforcement as needed," he added.

Notable mass shootings at colleges or universities in recent years include the 2007 Virginia Tech massacre in Blacksburg, Virginia, where 32 people were killed and 23 injured.