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No arrests have been made after a shooting near Florida A&M's homecoming game wounds 12, including six children

The youngest victim is just 11, and one person remains in a critical condition in hospital. Five victims have now been released, while six are still being treated. Tallahassee Police Chief Lawrence Revell said a fight between 'two or three individuals' on Perry Street, behind Bragg Memorial Stadium, broke out shortly before 8pm on Saturday. He told reporters police had no person of interest.

One victim's grandmother was injured as she fled the gunfire.

About two dozen officers were already nearby when the shots rang out.

'I stand before you tonight devastated,' Revell told a late-night news conference.

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