
KEY POINTS
- The suspect was shot by authorities after refusing to comply with commands but has since received treatment
- FSU's President Richard McCullough and Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis sent their well-wishes to the families affected
- The suspected shooter is the son of a sheriff's deputy, whose former service gun was used in the shooting
- 'The gun doesn't do the shooting, the people do,' Trump said Thursday when asked about the incident
U.S. President Donald Trump is under fire on social media platform X after he seemed to downplay the mass shooting at Florida State University on Thursday that killed two people and injured at least six others.