Five victims were released Sunday after the shooting near Florida A&M University, while six others remained hospitalized and one was in critical condition.
Tallahassee police said 12 people were hurt in Saturday night's gunfire near Bragg Memorial Stadium, including 11 with gunshot wounds and six juveniles; the youngest victim was 11.
Investigators said a physical altercation involving two or three people appears to have preceded the shooting, which erupted shortly before 8 p.m. near Perry and Manatee streets during FAMU homecoming weekend.
No arrests had been announced by Sunday morning, and the Tallahassee Police Department's Violent Crimes Unit was still working to identify those responsible.
What hidden security gaps allowed a violent altercation to erupt into mass gunfire just steps from a packed college stadium?
How did the shooters manage to vanish into the homecoming crowds without a trace, leaving investigators desperately searching for answers?
With thousands of children already victims, why do critical youth violence prevention programs in vulnerable communities remain drastically underfunded?