Tallahassee, Florida – A man accused of fatally shooting two people and wounding another six during a shooting last month at Florida State University was discharged from a Tallahassee hospital on Monday and accused of murder, authorities said.
Phoenix Ikner, 20, was admitted to the Leon County Detention Center for two first -degree murder positions and seven charges of first degree murder attempt, the first degree, the Leon County Sheriff Office He said in a statement. He was then transferred to a prison in the neighboring Wakulla County, which is a standard procedure when an inmate is related to a deputy from Leon County.
Ikner, identified as the Sheriff deputy stepsonHe arrived at the campus on April 17 and stayed close to a parking lot before entering and leaving the buildings and green spaces while fired a gun just before lunch, the police said.
In approximately four minutes, the officers faced Ikner, a political science student in the state of Florida, and shot him and wounded him, said the police of Tallahassee.
Police believe that Ikner used an old service weapon that belongs to her stepmother, a 18 -year -old veteran from the Leon County Sheriff’s office, authorities said. In recent years, he has worked as a high school resource officer and was employed in the month of the department a year ago in March. After the shooting, he requested and granted a personal license and also reassigned his position at school.
The authorities have not yet revealed a reason for the shooting.
The online prison and judicial records on Monday did not list a lawyer for Ikner. Multiple attempts to get to his family after the shooting was unanswered.
