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TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — September 5, 2026 — Law enforcement agencies are investigating a reported shooting at Governor’s Square Mall in Tallahassee after one person was injured Saturday afternoon, prompting a large emergency response and the temporary evacuation of the shopping center.
According to preliminary information released by Tallahassee Police, the shooting occurred in the Dillard’s underground parking lot at the mall on Apalachee Parkway. Officers and emergency medical personnel responded quickly after reports of gunfire.
One Person Transported to Trauma Center
Authorities said one person was transported to a trauma center for treatment. The extent of the individual’s injuries has not been publicly disclosed.
No additional injuries have been confirmed.
Mall Evacuated
Responding officers evacuated Governor’s Square Mall as a precaution while they secured the scene and began their investigation.
A significant law enforcement presence remained at the shopping center as officers gathered evidence and worked to determine the circumstances surrounding the incident.
No Arrest Confirmed
As of the latest available information, Tallahassee Police have not announced any arrests or identified a suspect.
Officials have also not confirmed whether the shooting was targeted or provided details regarding what led to the incident.
Members of the public are being urged to avoid the area and follow directions from law enforcement while the investigation continues.
Investigation Continues
Detectives are continuing to investigate the reported shooting, including reviewing evidence and speaking with potential witnesses.
Additional information is expected to be released as investigators establish the events leading up to the shooting.
The family will share details regarding any related obituary, funeral, or memorial arrangements if appropriate. Pending any official announcements, not all publicly available information has been verified.
Disclaimer: The information on this website is for general information purposes only, and not all information is accurate. Readers should rely on official statements from Tallahassee Police and other authorized agencies for confirmed details as the investigation continues.
