Florida yoga studio shooting leaves 1 dead victim, 4 wounded; gunman kills self

A gunman killed a person at a yoga studio in Tallahbadee, Florida, on Friday evening before apparently fatally shooting himself, officials said.

Tallahbadee Police Chief Michael DeLeo said at a media briefing that people were in critical condition following the shooting. He said the shooter died from a possible self-inflicted gunshot wound.

DeLeo told reporters that police were called for a report of a shooting at around 5:37 p.m. Five people were transported to hospitals, and one victim died at a hospital, he said.

A spokesman for Tallahbadee Memorial HealthCare said that it was a patient who was dead with a gunshot wound and other patients with bullet wounds; the other three were in serious condition. Another patient was grazed and was in good condition.

"At this time, all indications are that of a single person," DeLeo said. "There is no immediate threat to our community. Obviously, we're very saddened and shocked by the events that have occurred. "

City spokesman Jamie Van Pelt said the shooting appeared to be part of a domestic dispute, the Associated Press reported.

Tallahbadee Mayor Andrew Gillum, a Democrat who is running for governor, tweeted He said that he would be breaking the dead on Friday night. West Palm Beach on Friday evening.

"I'm deeply appreciative of law enforcement in Tallahbadee today." No act of gun violence is acceptable, "Gillum wrote." Tallahbadee tonight. "

Ron DeSantis, a Republican running for governor against Gillum, tweeted that news of the shooting was "heartbreaking" and that "Casey and I are praying for the families of the victim whose lives have been tragically taken care of."

Current Florida Gov. Rick Scott tweeted that the Florida Department of Law Enforcement was on the scene badisting local police. "I will remain in constant communication with law enforcement," Scott wrote. "We have offered state badistance."

The Tallahbadee Democrat reported that a man was in a bar, said hot yoga, called hot yoga.

The newspaper reported that one of the people who sought safety, who was bleeding from the head, told the bosses that he tried to stop the shooter but the gunman pistol-badped him before the shooter killed himself.

Witness She Welling told the AP that she was leaving the ambulances.

"You do not think about this in Tallahbadee and now you have to," said Welling, 26, who lives in the neighborhood.

Police were working to identify the shooter and DeLeo said that a motive was unknown. He asked that anyone who was in the area from May to May be anything to contact police. "You have a critical piece of information that we need," DeLeo said.

"This is still a very active scene, it's still very early on," he said.