Bank Shooting Highlights Law‑and‑Order Concerns in Tampa
A gunman killed a woman at a Citibank complex after blaming staff for a $2,500 bill, leading to a deadly shootout and a police investigation.
A gunman opened fire at a Citibank complex near Tampa, Florida on Wednesday.
According to a Florida sheriff, the gunman targeted Citibank employees, holding them responsible for a $2,500 credit card bill, and one woman was killed while thousands of employees were on the property.
A security guard engaged the suspect in a shootout, the suspect died, and police are investigating the incident, with CBS and NBC News reporting new details and bodycam video from the scene.
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CBS News
New details, bodycam video of deadly Citibank shooting
A gunman targeted Citibank employees on Wednesday, holding them responsible for a $2,500 credit card bill, a Florida sheriff said. Cristian Benavides reports on the new details and bodycam video from the scene.
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Deadly Florida workplace shooting
Police say a suspect near Tampa opened fire at a Citibank complex this afternoon killing one woman. Thousands of employees were on the property at the time of the shooting. Authorities say the suspect died after a security guard engaged in a shootout with him. NBC News’ George Solis has more on the investigation.
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Facts this version was allowed to use
- A gunman opened fire at a Citibank complex near Tampa, Florida.
- The shooting occurred on Wednesday.
- A Florida sheriff said the gunman targeted Citibank employees, holding them responsible for a $2,500 credit card bill.
- The credit card bill the gunman held employees responsible for was $2,500.
- One woman was killed in the shooting.
- Thousands of employees were on the property at the time of the shooting.
- A security guard engaged in a shootout with the suspect.
- The suspect died after the shootout with the security guard.
- Police are investigating the shooting.
- Cristian Benavides of CBS News reported on new details and bodycam video from the scene.
- George Solis of NBC News reported on the investigation.
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