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Here. I'm Brad Milky. Yesterday was a beautiful sunny day in Tallahassee, Florida.

The state capital is home to more than 40,000 students at Florida State University.

With that pleasant weather, hundreds of students were out and about, picnicking on the quad,

grabbing a bite between classes, but at the peak of the lunch rush near a crowded student union, gunshots

rang out, and sirens began blaring.

This is not the first time Florida State has experienced gun violence.

In 2014, an alumnus there opened fire right outside the library.

Just the day before yesterday, an eighth grader in Tallahassee was arrested for bringing weapons to school.

You remember earlier this week, a Dallas high school witnessed its second shooting in barely a year,

and this coming weekend, schools around the country will remember the anniversary of the Columbine Massacre.

The threat of violence on campus is still real. It is palpable. And this morning,

FSU students are in shock. ABC's Faith Aboube is on campus right now after this horrifying

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