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Fsu mass shooting suspect Phoenix Ikner denied bond

FSU shooting: Phoenix Ikner arrest, probable cause affidavit details rampage. Read it here

Phoenix Ikner, the suspect in the April 17 FSU shooting, was in court May 13. Officials released the arrest/probable cause affidavit.

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FSU mass shooting suspect Phoenix Ikner denied bond day after hospital release

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No bond given for FSU shooting suspect, Phoenix Ikner, during court appearance on murder and other charges

1 injured in shooting at Georgia university sparking shelter-in-place

The warning was issued just before 8 p.m. following the shots fired near the Winward Commons.

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Suspected FSU shooter held without bond in first court appearance

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FSU shooting suspect Phoenix Ikner denied bond

Man accused in Florida State shooting out of hospital and booked into jail on murder charges

Authorities have not yet revealed a motive for the shooting.

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Florida State University student accused in campus shooting to remain jailed

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FSU shooting suspect makes 1st appearance in court after weeks in hospital

Florida State University mass shooting suspect now in jail with facial gunshot wound. What we know

Alleged FSU gunman Phoenix Ikner been released from the hospital and arrested on murder charges. Here's what we know as of May 13.

Grand jury document offers most detailed account of April 17 shooting at FSU

The papers offer insight into what evidence the grand jury reviewed Wednesday and explanations for their decision to indict Ikner.

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Suspected FSU gunman denied bond in first court appearance after mass shooting

Phoenix Ikner is charged with two counts of first-degree murder and seven counts of attempted first degree murder.

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'Our community's worst nightmare': Grand jury weighs in on Florida State mass shooting

A Leon County grand jury indicted Phoenix Ikner on first-degree murder charges in the April 17 mass shooting at Florida State University and found the actions of the officer who shot and neutralized him as lawful.