Orlando Police Searching for Jason Rodriguez, Suspect in Shooting Rampage at Office Building that Left One Dead, Seven Injured

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Orlando Police Searching for Jason Rodriguez, Suspect in Shooting Rampage at Office Building that Left One Dead, Seven Injured

Posted by Janet Shan | 1:42 PM | View Comments

SUSPECT IN CUSTODY!!!

What in the world is going on? More gun violence erupts, this time it has occurred in an office building in Orlando, Florida. The police is reportedly trying to find Jason Rodriguez, the suspect in the shooting at Gateway Center, that has left one person dead and several injured. Local high schools are also on lockdown as the police search for the suspect. He is a former employee in the building.

The shootings took place on multiple floors of the office building. The Gateway Center is a 16-story building near Lake Ivanhoe and Interstate 4.

Still developing. More to follow....

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