A shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Florida, has reportedly left "a number of fatalities," and at least 14 victims hospitalized, according to CNN. Senator Bill Nelson (D-Fla) confirmed the fatalities report. The suspect is currently in custody.

According to a statement from the school district, around the time of dismissal, "students and staff heard what sounded like gunfire. The school immediately went on lockdown but is now dismissing students. We are receiving reports of possible multiple injuries. Law enforcement is on site." 

One student, Michael Katz, told ABC News  he "heard what sounded like a garbage truck, like banging."  

"Then also I hear, 'Boom, boom, boom.' I hear screaming everywhere," he said. "I just got underneath my teacher's desk," Katz continued. 

“All of a sudden there was a really loud noise…..people are crying the closet," another student told CBS Miami, which reports a possibility of 20-50 injured people. 

A mother of one of the students informed ABC affiliate WPLG that her daughter was safe inside the locked classroom as well, but was very shaken, of course. 

"She's terrified," said the mother. "She said she heard the gunshot."

"I'm glad that she's able to text," she continued.

President Donald Trump issued his condolences regarding the incident on Twitter:

My prayers and condolences to the families of the victims of the terrible Florida shooting. No child, teacher or anyone else should ever feel unsafe in an American school.— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) February 14, 2018

“We are monitoring the situation. Our thoughts and prayers are with those affected,” added White House Deputy Press Secretary Lindsay Walters.

Florida Governor Rick Scott also issued a statement on Twitter, noting that he is in conversations with several local officials, working on coordinating a response: 

We'll keep everyone updated with further details. 

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