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Shooting at Ft. Lauderdale Airport

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Sounds like at least three dead per CBS

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My buddy literally went through that airport hours ago.

My buddy literally went through that airport hours ago.

 

I knew a couple people that got a taxi out of the airport about 5 minutes before it happened. They're safe & sound.

Assuming this is ISIS inspired...

 

Why?

Was just there back in October. Man oh man.:no:

Why?

 

Considering the last few mass shootings have been inspired by ISIS I would say its a safe bet. Also prior to the rise of ISIS this didn't happen every other week. Pretty simple to connect the dots, at least I thought so. I may be wrong though it wouldn't be the first time and won't be the last.

Why?

 

It was my first thought as well. I think the last year or so, any random mass killing outside of grade schools almost always comes back to ISIS.

5 dead, 8 injured per CNN. Apparently there are people running back out of the terminal onto the tarmac now.

Esteban Santiago, military ID.

 

Shooter that CNN is reporting from the head of TSA.

This is a crazy scene..

 

There is NO order there whatsoever. All those people all over the tarmac, scary.

There are reports of another shooter now

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