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Mass Jacksonville Landing Shooting Captured On Livestream Video

WJCT News | By The Florida Times-Union

Published August 26, 2018 at 6:22 PM EDT

Jacksonville police and emergency personnel surround the Jacksonville Landing Sunday afternoon.

A video game live-stream service called Twitch captured what sounded like gunshots and screams in the background of game play during a “Madden NFL” video game tournament at GLHF Game Bar inside the Jacksonville Landing.

Police told our Florida Times-Union news partner that multiple people, including the suspect, are dead.

https://youtu.be/SrRnmaOq9O4

Related: What is a "Mass Shooting'? Different Groups Give Different Definitions

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