Tallahassee Police are urgently searching for one or more suspects responsible for a mass shooting that left eleven people injured near Florida A&M University’s Bragg Memorial Stadium on Saturday night. The incident occurred following a college football game between the Arkansas-Pine Bluff Golden Lions and the Florida A&M Rattlers, which the visitors won 31-28. Authorities believe the gunfire may have erupted from a fight involving two or three individuals, though it remains unclear if the sporting event itself was a factor. The victims include six juveniles, notably an 11-year-old child, and five adults. Among the injured is a grandmother who was hurt while attempting to flee the scene, although she was not shot. Medical updates indicate that while five victims have been released from the hospital, six remain under care, with one person in critical condition and three initially listed in serious condition. A Florida A&M student was among those shot. Tallahassee Police Chief Lawrence Revell confirmed that detectives from the Violent Crimes Unit are actively investigating the scene and working to track down those responsible. As of Sunday morning, no arrests have been made, and the suspects remain at large. The department is urging the public to come forward with any information that could assist in identifying or locating the individuals involved. The community is left reeling as families search for answers and investigators work to establish the full sequence of events. The priority for law enforcement remains apprehending the suspects and providing support to the victims and their families during this traumatic time.