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Citibank Shooting in Tampa

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TAMPA, Fla. (AP) — A gunman who killed a woman before being fatally shot by a security guard at Citibank’s sprawling office complex in Tampa, Florida, targeted the campus because he was angry over a $2,500 debt collection, a sheriff said Thursday.

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Newly released body camera footage captures the chaotic moments as Hillsborough County deputies rushed into a Citibank campus in Tampa, Florida, during a deadly shooting Wednesday, searching for the gunman before an officer announced, "Shooter is down."

3 of 10 outletsfirst reported 5 Novwording from Fox News

"He was there intent on one purpose and that purpose was to hunt any human being he could find and kill," the sheriff said.

3 of 10 outletsfirst reported 5 Novwording from Fox News

Two people are dead including a suspect after a shooting at a Citibank office complex outside Tampa, police say.

3 of 10 outletsfirst reported 4 Novwording from The Independent

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The Independent5 Nov

Jacob Pearson, 35, killed a Citibank employee named Leann Selman in Tampa after threatening to attack over a $2,500 debt collection. Pearson drove from Orlando to the Citibank office complex near Tampa, where about 3,200 employees work, crashing his car through a fence and shooting Selman with an AR-15 rifle before being fatally shot by an armed security executive. The gunman was found to have 90 rounds of…

Citibank shooter named after targeting office over $2,500 debt collection →4 articles from The Independent on this story
CBS News6 Nov

On Wednesday, a gunman attacked Citibank employees in Florida, blaming them for a $2,500 credit card debt. Sheriff Cristian Benavides has provided new information and released body camera footage from the incident.

New details, bodycam video of deadly Citibank shooting →4 articles from CBS News on this story
Fox News5 Nov

John Fraley, a Marine veteran and Citibank security officer, was hailed as a hero for stopping an active shooter at the Citibank Center in Florida on Wednesday. The gunman, identified as Jacob Pearson, 35, killed one employee and injured another before being confronted by Fraley. Pearson had driven to the campus after receiving a court summons regarding a $2,500 delinquent credit card bill and made violent threats…

Marine veteran working security hailed as hero after stopping active shooter at Florida Citibank campus →3 articles from Fox News on this story
Daily Mail5 Nov

Jacob Pearson, 35, killed LeAnne Selman, 41, a nine-year Citibank employee, after becoming enraged over a $2,500 collection debt and threatening the company in a letter. On Wednesday around noon in Tampa, Florida, Pearson crashed his car into the Citibank campus and shot Selman execution-style as she tried to flee. He was subsequently killed by a security officer inside the building.

Citibank shooter's motive revealed after he killed female victim execution-style as she tried to crawl away →3 articles from Daily Mail on this story
New York Post6 Nov

On November 4, 2026, Jacob Pearson drove over 90 miles from Orlando to Tampa and attacked Citibank's office complex, killing Leanne Selman, a human resources employee with nine years of service, because of a $2,500 debt collection issue. About three hours before the shooting, Pearson had threatened violence against Citibank during a phone call with an attorney affiliated with the company. The gunman was stopped by…

Citibank office shooter targeted company over $2,500 debt: says Florida sheriff →3 articles from New York Post on this story
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Times of India4 Nov

Two people, including the suspected shooter, died after an incident at a Citibank office complex in Brandon, Florida near Tampa on Wednesday. The Hillsborough County Sheriff’s Office responded to reports of an "active threat" and confirmed it was likely a targeted attack. Employees received alerts instructing them to shelter in place as officers cleared the buildings; details about injuries to other individuals were…

Florida shooting: 2 dead after gunfire reported at Citibank office complex →
The Straits Times5 Nov

On November 4, a shooting at a Citi office in Tampa, Florida resulted in the death of one employee and the suspect. Citigroup CEO Jane Fraser informed staff via memo about the incident while emphasizing enhanced security measures across other sites. Hilsboro County Sheriff Chad Chronister stated that the event appeared targeted, with over 365 deputies responding to the scene.

Citi employee killed in shooting at Florida office, suspect dead →
Toronto Star5 Nov

Sheriff Chad Chronister of Hillsborough County stated that Jacob Pearson, aged 35, targeted a Citibank office complex in Tampa, Florida, due to a $2,500 debt dispute. Pearson threatened violence against the company if a court hearing regarding his debt was not canceled and proceeded with the attack on Wednesday, resulting in one death before he was fatally shot by a security guard.

Citibank office shooter targeted company over a $2,500 debt collection, Florida sheriff says →

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  1. 4 Nov

    Two people are dead including a suspect after a shooting at a Citibank office complex outside Tampa, police say.

    3 outlets · The Independent
  2. 5 Nov

    Newly released body camera footage captures the chaotic moments as Hillsborough County deputies rushed into a Citibank campus in Tampa, Florida, during a deadly shooting Wednesday, searching for the gunman before an officer announced, "Shooter is down."

    3 outlets · Fox News
  3. 6 Nov

    “He was there intent on one purpose, and that purpose was to hunt any human being he could find and kill them,” Chronister said.

    3 outlets · New York Post

Coverage 24 articles

Where to start Nightmarish bodycam shows aftermath of Florida bank shooting that left two dead Daily Mail

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  • 6 Nov Deadly Florida workplace shooting
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  • 6 Nov Citibank office shooter targeted company over $2,500 debt: says Florida sheriffOn November 4, 2026, Jacob Pearson drove over 90 miles from Orlando to Tampa and attacked Citibank's office complex, killing Leanne Selman, a human resources employee with nine years of service, because of a $2,500 debt collection issue. About three hours before the shooting, Pearson had threatened violence against Citibank during a phone call with an attorney affiliated with the company. The gunman was stopped by…New York Post
  • 6 Nov New details, bodycam video of deadly Citibank shootingOn Wednesday, a gunman attacked Citibank employees in Florida, blaming them for a $2,500 credit card debt. Sheriff Cristian Benavides has provided new information and released body camera footage from the incident.CBS News
  • 5 Nov Harrowing Tampa Citibank shooting video shows moment shirtless slob gunman was taken out by hero Marine vetA video shows a Marine veteran named John Fraley stopping a shirtless gunman who had killed Leanne Selman at a Citibank office in Tampa after becoming enraged over a $2,500 debt. The gunman, Jacob Pearson, 35, from Orlando, shot the victim twice before entering the cafeteria to look for more victims and was ultimately shot dead by Fraley, who took up a tactical position in the men’s restroom. Sheriff Chad Chronister…New York Post
  • 5 Nov Citibank shooter named after targeting office over $2,500 debt collectionJacob Pearson, 35, killed a Citibank employee named Leann Selman in Tampa after threatening to attack over a $2,500 debt collection. Pearson drove from Orlando to the Citibank office complex near Tampa, where about 3,200 employees work, crashing his car through a fence and shooting Selman with an AR-15 rifle before being fatally shot by an armed security executive. The gunman was found to have 90 rounds of…The Independent
  • 5 Nov Citibank office shooter targeted company over a $2,500 debt collection, Florida sheriff saysSheriff Chad Chronister of Hillsborough County stated that Jacob Pearson, aged 35, targeted a Citibank office complex in Tampa, Florida, due to a $2,500 debt dispute. Pearson threatened violence against the company if a court hearing regarding his debt was not canceled and proceeded with the attack on Wednesday, resulting in one death before he was fatally shot by a security guard.Toronto Star
  • 5 Nov Marine veteran working security hailed as hero after stopping active shooter at Florida Citibank campusJohn Fraley, a Marine veteran and Citibank security officer, was hailed as a hero for stopping an active shooter at the Citibank Center in Florida on Wednesday. The gunman, identified as Jacob Pearson, 35, killed one employee and injured another before being confronted by Fraley. Pearson had driven to the campus after receiving a court summons regarding a $2,500 delinquent credit card bill and made violent threats…Fox News
  • 5 Nov Citibank shooter's motive revealed after he killed female victim execution-style as she tried to crawl awayJacob Pearson, 35, killed LeAnne Selman, 41, a nine-year Citibank employee, after becoming enraged over a $2,500 collection debt and threatening the company in a letter. On Wednesday around noon in Tampa, Florida, Pearson crashed his car into the Citibank campus and shot Selman execution-style as she tried to flee. He was subsequently killed by a security officer inside the building.Daily Mail
  • 5 Nov Chilling Tampa Citibank shooting bodycam footage shows cops storm campus in hunt for gunman: ‘Shooter is down’Bodycam footage from the Hillsborough County Sheriff’s Office shows deputies responding to a shooting at a Citibank location in Tampa, where an officer declares "Shooter is down" after a confrontation inside the cafeteria. The incident began around 12:11 p.m., with police arriving within one minute of receiving the first 911 call about shots fired. A Citibank security guard engaged the suspect in a shootout that…New York Post
  • 5 Nov Nightmarish bodycam shows aftermath of Florida bank shooting that left two deadBodycam footage released by the Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office shows the chaotic aftermath of a shooting at a Citibank office in Tampa, Florida, which occurred around 12pm on Wednesday. The video captures terrified employees fleeing and deputies entering the scene as one deputy radios that "the shooter is down." The incident resulted in two deaths, including an employee killed by the gunman before he was…Daily Mail
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  • 5 Nov Details emerge after gunman opens fire at Citibank building in TampaA shooting occurred at a Citibank building in Tampa, Florida, resulting in one death and multiple injuries. Police have provided these details but have not released further information about the gunman or additional victims. Reporter Cristian Benavides covers the incident.CBS News
  • 5 Nov Deadly Citibank shooting was likely a targeted attack, investigators say
    CBS News
  • 5 Nov WATCH: New 911 calls and bodycam video released in Citibank Center shooting in TampaOn November 5, 2026, new 911 calls and bodycam footage were released regarding a shooting incident at the Citibank Center in Tampa, Florida. The incident resulted in the death of a Citibank employee who was working at a business complex when the shooting occurred.ABC News (US)
  • 5 Nov WATCH: Bodycam captures chaotic response to deadly Citibank shooting in FloridaBody camera footage released by the Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office shows law enforcement responding to a shooting at Citibank's Sabal Center campus in Tampa, Florida, where one person was killed and another shot dead by an armed security guard. The incident began around 12:11 p.m. when dispatchers received calls about shots fired; deputies arrived within a minute and evacuated the premises while searching for…Fox News
  • 5 Nov Shooter opens fire in Tampa Citibank campus as hundreds of officers respondOn Wednesday, a gunman crashed his vehicle into the entrance of a Citibank corporate campus in Tampa and began shooting, resulting in the death of at least one female victim. The incident prompted an immediate response from local law enforcement, with hundreds of officers deployed to the scene. Reporter Cristian Benavides provides updates on this developing situation.CBS News
  • 5 Nov Citi employee killed in shooting at Florida office, suspect deadOn November 4, a shooting at a Citi office in Tampa, Florida resulted in the death of one employee and the suspect. Citigroup CEO Jane Fraser informed staff via memo about the incident while emphasizing enhanced security measures across other sites. Hilsboro County Sheriff Chad Chronister stated that the event appeared targeted, with over 365 deputies responding to the scene.The Straits Times
  • 4 Nov Two dead, including gunman, after shooting at Citibank campus near Tampa, Florida: PoliceA gunman killed one person and then himself during a shooting incident at a Citibank office campus in Brandon, Florida, near Tampa, on Wednesday around noon. At least 3,200 employees were present at the site when the shooting occurred, leading to an extensive police presence and efforts to ensure employee safety.Washington Examiner
  • 4 Nov Gunman shot by security guard after killing woman at Citibank complex near TampaA gunman killed a woman and was then shot by a security guard at a Citibank office complex near Tampa on Wednesday around noon. The suspect drove into an outdoor seating area where workers were eating lunch before entering the cafeteria, where he was confronted and fatally wounded by an armed security guard. Over 365 deputies responded to the scene of the shooting, which involved multiple gunshots heard inside a…The Independent
  • 4 Nov Florida shooting: 2 dead after gunfire reported at Citibank office complexTwo people, including the suspected shooter, died after an incident at a Citibank office complex in Brandon, Florida near Tampa on Wednesday. The Hillsborough County Sheriff’s Office responded to reports of an "active threat" and confirmed it was likely a targeted attack. Employees received alerts instructing them to shelter in place as officers cleared the buildings; details about injuries to other individuals were…Times of India
  • 4 Nov Florida sheriff says 2 dead, including suspect, as witnesses report shooting at Tampa office complexA shooting occurred at the Citibank office complex in Tampa, Florida, resulting in two deaths including that of a suspect. Witnesses reported hearing gunshots, leading employees to evacuate the premises. Hillsborough County Sheriff Chad Chronister stated on social media that it appeared to be a targeted incident, and authorities are investigating further details while confirming if anyone else was injured.The Independent
  • 4 Nov 1 killed, suspect dead in suspected 'targeted incident' at business complex: SheriffAt least one person was killed and the suspect is also dead in what authorities believe to be a targeted incident at a Citibank office complex in Tampa, Florida. Hillsborough County Sheriff Chad Chronister reported an "active threat" that prompted a significant law enforcement response involving armed deputies and armored vehicles. Authorities have not provided details about how the victim or suspect died but are…ABC News (US)
  • 4 Nov Two dead including suspect after shooting at Citibank office complex near TampaA shooting at a Citibank office complex near Tampa resulted in two deaths, including the suspect. Police responded to an active threat report and secured the campus, which consists of multiple office buildings housing thousands of employees. Sheriff Chad Chronister confirmed that the incident was targeted but did not provide further details about the victims or injuries sustained by others.The Independent
  • 4 Nov Two killed including armed suspect at Citibank in Tampa as dozens of workers evacuate buildingA shooting occurred around noon on Wednesday at a Citibank campus in Brandon, Florida, just outside Tampa, resulting in two deaths, including an armed suspect. Dozens of workers were evacuated from the building as police and paramedics responded to the scene. The incident left one unidentified victim dead in the cafeteria, with additional reports of other individuals being transported by emergency services.Daily Mail
  • 4 Nov SWAT units respond to 'active threat' at office complex near Tampa, Florida; suspect dead: sheriffA reported active shooter situation occurred Wednesday at a Citibank Center in Brandon, near Tampa, Florida. Law enforcement responded with SWAT units and later confirmed that both the suspect and one victim are dead. The Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office urged people to shelter in place, stay indoors, and avoid windows as deputies cleared buildings nearby. Specific details about how the suspect and victim died…Fox News

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