The board this morning

Tallahassee mass shooting leads an unconfirmed Sunday; Alaska marine warnings and Four Corners flooding are the confirmed weather threats

By The FirstResponders Desk

Good morning. A mass shooting near Florida A&M University in Tallahassee is reported but not confirmed by any agency. CBS News reports people shot, some of them children, with police searching for a gunman. The Tampa Bay Times reports injuries near the football stadium during homecoming. Fox News reports victims released from hospital, with others still hospitalized. These counts come from the outlets, not from an agency, and early counts change. For EMS and dispatch, that spread is the usual sign of a scene where casualty accounting is still moving.

In EMS abroad, The Oregonian reports injuries, some serious, in a Sunday bus crash near Barcelona, Spain. That figure is the outlet's.

Fire and EM: NBC News and ABC News report evacuations under way in coastal Oregon over feared ammonia contamination after a fire at a Newport seafood processing plant. Treat smoke that may carry ammonia as a chemical exposure, not just a structure fire. Separately, satellite fire detections are reported—unconfirmed by any agency—over Tennessee (29), South Carolina (26), Alabama (70), Mississippi (72), Louisiana (52) and Ohio (66); these are heat signatures, not confirmed working fires. Wildfire Today reports the UK unveiled a future wildfire plan at its first wildfire summit. A reported, unconfirmed account also has wildfire, construction and $80K monthly rent pushing a California café into bankruptcy.

EM and weather: NWS Anchorage AK has a Hurricane Force Wind Warning for the Bering Sea offshore zone and Storm Warnings for the Adak–Kiska, Kiska–Attu and Saint Matthew Island waters. The Guardian and NBC News report the Four Corners south-west bracing for more flooding after last week's evacuations and rescues.

Law enforcement: the New York Post reports a retired NYPD detective, charged in a George Washington Bridge road-rage killing, is free on $1M bail with charges downgraded from murder to manslaughter. Cleveland.com reports a man arrested after officers forced entry in Geneva and found him stabbing a woman, who later died. NJ.com reports an off-duty New Jersey officer fatally struck a pedestrian early Sunday; the prosecutor says the officer showed no signs of impairment. NBC News reports a woman sexually assaulted at knifepoint in Central Park over the weekend, per police.

Firefighter Close Calls marks the 25 October 1987 Milford, Michigan farmhouse live-fire exercise that killed three firefighters, per USFA Technical Report TR-015—worth the read before your next acquired-structure burn.