Shooting wounds at least 11 near Florida A&M stadium

A shooting near Florida A&M University's Bragg Memorial Stadium in Tallahassee late Saturday wounded at least 11 people, including six juveniles, police said.

• Eleven people suffered gunshot wounds near the stadium on Saturday night; a victim's grandmother was injured while fleeing the scene.
• Police Chief Lawrence Revell said the shooting likely stemmed from an altercation between two to three individuals, with detectives still investigating.
• Officials said three injured people were in serious condition and one in critical condition, while eight were stable.
• One of the wounded was a Florida A&M student, and six of those shot were juveniles, Revell said.
• Revell said about 24 officers were already deployed when a dispute between two or three people escalated into gunfire before 8 p.m.
• Florida A&M issued a shelter-in-place warning while police investigated the shooting that followed a homecoming celebration.
• The youngest victim was an 11-year-old, and Revell expressed dismay that children were among the wounded.