A mass shooting incident at Florida State University prompted a swift shelter-in-place response from the university. Students received alerts shortly after shots were heard, urging them to stay indoors. As police worked to secure the area, a student named Garrett Harvey shared his experience with CNN. He noted that he recognized something was wrong when he saw people running and heard sirens. Harvey emphasized the quick response of the alert system and described the lively atmosphere of the Student Union at the time, underlining the seriousness of the situation.
So that's when I decided, you know, it was best to shelter in place. I closed the door, and then that's when the alert was issued.
The Student Union is very active around the time the shooting took place, with students filling in to eat, study, or participate in a variety of other activities.
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