What we know
- Two people are dead and a sheriff deputy's son is in custody after an active shooter was reported at Florida State University's campus in Tallahassee.
- The suspect is the 20-year-old son of a current sheriff's deputy who had access to one of her weapons, according to Leon County Sheriff Walt McNeil.
- At least six people are receiving treatment at Tallahassee Memorial Healthcare, a hospital spokesperson confirmed to NBC News.
- In a recent update, FSU informed students that the threat to the campus has been "neutralized" but the area around the campus is still considered an active crime scene.
- One FSU student who saw the shooter described him as a “normal college dude" who was wearing an orange T-shirt and khaki shorts. "I was walking and this guy pulls up in an orange Hummer," the student said. "And he gets out with a rifle and shoots in my direction."
[Source](https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/live-blog/florida-state-university-active-shooter-rcna201756)
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**What we know**
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* Two people are dead and a sheriff deputy's son is in custody after an active shooter was reported at Florida State University's campus in Tallahassee.
* The suspect is the 20-year-old son of a current sheriff's deputy who had access to one of her weapons, according to Leon County Sheriff Walt McNeil.
* At least six people are receiving treatment at Tallahassee Memorial Healthcare, a hospital spokesperson confirmed to NBC News.
* In a recent update, FSU informed students that the threat to the campus has been "neutralized" but the area around the campus is still considered an active crime scene.
* One FSU student who saw the shooter described him as a “normal college dude" who was wearing an orange T-shirt and khaki shorts. "I was walking and this guy pulls up in an orange Hummer," the student said. "And he gets out with a rifle and shoots in my direction."
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