Around 20 individuals are dead inside Pulse, a gay dance club, Orlando Police Chief John Mina said Sunday morning, hours after a shooter opened flame in the club. No less than 42 individuals have been transported for restorative treatment, he said.
Police have shot and murdered the shooter, Mina told columnists.
"It's shows up he was sorted out and all around arranged," the boss said, including that the shooter had an ambush sort weapon, a handgun and "some kind of (other) gadget on him."
No less than nine officers were included in the shootout, Mina said. A few coroner vans were seen going toward the dance club.
One officer endured an eye damage when a slug struck his Kevlar cap, said Danny Banks, specialist responsible for the Florida Department of Law Enforcement's Orlando agency. The cap spared the officer's life, Banks said.
The shooter is not from the Orlando zone, Mina said.
Orlando powers said they consider the savagery a demonstration of household dread. The FBI is included. While examiners are investigating all edges, they "have recommendations the individual has leanings towards (Islamic terrorism), however at this moment we can't say unquestionably," said Ron Hopper, aide specialist responsible for the FBI's Orlando department.
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