Twelve injured in shooting near Florida A&M stadium during homecoming

Homecoming celebrations at Florida A&M University in Tallahassee were disrupted by a shooting near Bragg Memorial Stadium after Saturday's football game. Twelve people were injured, according to NBC News.

Police said their preliminary investigation indicated that a fight broke out before the shooting in a crowded area, NDTV Top Stories reported. The supplied reports do not establish what caused the fight or who opened fire.

The shooting happened on the night of October 24 near the university's stadium. CNN Brasil reported that authorities said 11 people suffered gunshot wounds.

Authorities issued safety alerts as police investigated the shooting after the homecoming game, according to Top World News- News18.com.

Coverage published on October 25 put the broader injury count at 12. Times of India reported that 11 of those injured had gunshot wounds, distinguishing the number shot from the total number hurt.

Six of the injured were juveniles, with the youngest just 11 years old, according to the Tallahassee Democrat. The Hindu, citing police, reported that at least three victims sustained serious injuries.

The clearest reported tally is 12 injured, including six children, with 11 people suffering gunshot wounds. ABC Top Stories also reported 12 injured and said police identified at least 11 gunshot victims.

The supplied coverage does not establish a motive or identify a shooter. TMZ reported that the suspect or suspects remained at large, according to police.

Further police updates will be needed to establish who fired, how the preceding fight developed and whether anyone has been arrested. Updates on the victims' conditions are also pending, particularly for the people police described as seriously injured, according to The Hindu.