Nypost Tampa Citibank Shooting Leaves One Dead, Gunman Neutralized
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- •A shooting at Citibank in Tampa resulted in one death and multiple injuries.
- •The gunman was neutralized by an armed security guard on-site.
- •Authorities are investigating the shooter's motive and the identity of the victim.
On November 2, 2026, a shooting occurred at Citibank's campus in Tampa, Florida, resulting in one fatality and several injuries. The incident began when a gunman crashed a vehicle into the cafeteria area and opened fire, fatally shooting a woman. Law enforcement responded rapidly, with deputies arriving within a minute of the first 911 call. An armed security guard on-site engaged the shooter, ultimately fatally wounding him. The Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office is investigating the incident, including the motive behind the shooting. Four other individuals sustained injuries, but their conditions remain undisclosed. The victim has not yet been identified, and authorities are working to determine if there was any connection between her and the shooter.
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