Florida police release video of deadly Citibank office shooting
Authorities in Tampa, Florida have released bodycam footage and a 911 call tied to a fatal attack at a bank office complex.
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What happened
Authorities in Tampa, Florida released a 911 call and body camera footage related to a deadly shooting at a Citibank office complex. New video shows a security guard confronting the gunman. A Florida sheriff said the gunman targeted Citibank employees, holding them responsible for a $2,500 credit card bill.
Why it matters
The release adds details about how the attack unfolded and the gunman's stated motive. The reports describe the attack as targeted.
Timeline
- Nov 5, 8:51 AM ET: Authorities released a 911 call and body camera footage related to a deadly shooting at Citibank Center in Tampa, Florida.
- Nov 5, 7:04 PM ET: Authorities released new video showing a security guard confronting the gunman.
- Nov 5, 9:18 PM ET: A Florida sheriff said the gunman targeted Citibank employees over a $2,500 credit card bill.
Coverage
- New details, bodycam video of deadly Citibank shooting (CBS News)
- Hero security guard confronts gunman (NBC News)
- Body cam footage, 911 call released in 'targeted' Citibank Tampa shooting (USA Today)
- Law enforcement bodycam footage released from shooting in Citibank Center (CNN)
- Florida authorities say 2 dead at Tampa office complex, including gunman shot by security guard (NBC News)
- At least one victim dead after 'active threat' near Tampa (USA Today)
- Suspect among two dead after incident at Citibank Center near Tampa, sheriff says (CNN)
- 1 victim killed, suspect also dead after 'active threat' near Tampa (USA Today)
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