The Tallahassee Police Department has released surveillance video taken the night two Florida A&M University students were shot.
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TPD is seeking public help to identify persons of interest shown on the video.
20 year old Quinton Langford was shot and killed on October 22 and 20-year-old Landsey Elisson has been hospitalized. The two students were shot when gunfire erupted as a large crowd was leaving a Homecoming party near Gamble and Perry Street which boarders Florida A&M.
Tallahassee Police Department spokesman David Northway says the agency believes there were a group of males and females that may have been involved with the shooting.
Surveillance video released Wednesday shows three people, two men and a woman, near a parking garage on Wahnish Way. Police are also looking for three vehicles near the scene—a gray or silver Toyota Corolla, a dark colored Chrysler 200 and a White Chevrolet Impala.
No one has been arrested.
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