Tallahassee Police are searching for one or more suspects at large following a violent shooting incident that occurred on Saturday night near Bragg Memorial Stadium in Tallahassee, Florida. The shooting took place in the vicinity of a college football game between the Arkansas-Pine Bluff Golden Lions and the Florida A&M Rattlers. According to Tallahassee Police Chief Lawrence Revell, the violence erupted after a fight involving two or three individuals, though it remains unclear if the sporting event was a motivating factor. The gunfire resulted in eleven people being shot. Among the victims are six juveniles, including an 11-year-old child, and five adults. One victim, identified as a Florida A&M student, was among those injured. Additionally, a 12th individual, a grandmother, sustained injuries while fleeing the chaotic scene but was not shot. As of the latest update on Sunday morning, five victims have been released from the hospital, while six remain hospitalized. Medical conditions vary among those still receiving treatment, with one victim in critical condition, three in serious condition, and the remainder in stable condition. Police have not yet identified or apprehended any suspects and are urging the public to remain vigilant. Authorities are investigating the incident as a shooting with multiple victims and are seeking information that could lead to the identification and capture of those responsible. The Tallahassee Police Department continues to investigate the circumstances surrounding the altercation that sparked the gunfire. Residents and community members are advised to report any suspicious activity or information regarding the suspects to law enforcement immediately. The investigation is ongoing, and further details regarding the identities of the suspects or the specific motives behind the shooting have not been released at this time. The community is on high alert as police work to ensure public safety and bring the perpetrators to justice.