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7 New Bizarre Details About FSU Shooting Suspect
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28:25Now PlayingTwenty-year-old Phoenix Ikner is accused of opening fire on Florida State University’s campus. Two people died and six others were injured. Ikner, a student at the school, was shot in the jaw by police after he reportedly refused to put down his weapon. Law&Crime’s Chris Stewart has several bizarre new details about Ikner and an update in the crime on this episode of On the Case.
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