Two dead, including suspect, after incident at Citibank Tampa complex

Key facts

• Sheriff Chad Chronister posted that the suspect in the Citibank active threat scene was deceased.
• Chronister confirmed the death of one victim and said he believed the incident was targeted.
• The sheriff's office said more than 360 deputies responded and that it was clearing the building.
• Citigroup said it was aware of an incident at its Tampa site and was coordinating with law enforcement.
• The Citibank campus in suburban Tampa includes four three-story office buildings, per the AP.

Florida authorities said two people were dead, including a suspect, after an incident on the afternoon of November 4 at Citibank's complex in Tampa, Florida. Witnesses had reported a shooting.

Hillsborough County Sheriff Chad Chronister posted that "the suspect involved in the Citibank Active Threat scene is deceased" and confirmed the death of one victim. He also posted that 365 deputies had responded and that he believed it was a targeted incident.

A Citi spokeswoman said: "We are aware of an incident impacting our site in Tampa, Florida and are coordinating with law enforcement," without elaborating.

The Associated Press reported that the Citibank campus in suburban Tampa includes four three-story office buildings that house thousands of the bank's employees, and that television video showed long lines of workers streaming out of the buildings. The sheriff's office said in a social media post that it had "responded to an active threat and is currently clearing the building," according to the AP. The AP reported that it was not immediately known whether anyone else was injured.