FSU Shooting Suspect Held Extremist Views, Had Gun Access

The suspect in a recent shooting at Florida State University (FSU) is alleged to have held extremist views and had access to a firearm, according to sources familiar with the investigation. The suspect, whose name is being withheld pending official confirmation, is the son of a sheriff's deputy.

Acquaintances of the suspect told investigators that he expressed white supremacist and misogynistic views. These views are now a central focus of the ongoing investigation into the shooter's motives. Investigators are working to determine the extent to which these beliefs influenced the suspect's actions.

The suspect's access to a firearm is also under scrutiny. As the son of a law enforcement officer, the suspect had access to weapons that may not have been available to others. Authorities are reviewing how the suspect obtained the weapon used in the shooting and whether any laws were violated. The incident has reignited the debate surrounding gun control and the potential dangers of extremist ideologies. The investigation is ongoing, and more details are expected to be released as they become available.