Nightmarish bodycam shows aftermath of Florida bank shooting that left two dead

Published: 12:02 EDT, 5 November 2026 | Updated: 13:09 EDT, 5 November 2026 Distressing bodycam footage captured the aftermath of a Florida Citibank shooting that left two dead. Terrified Citi employees ran for their lives as deputies with the Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office (HCSO) rushed to the scene around 12pm on Wednesday in Tampa. Video shared later that evening by the agency began with a rattled woman calling 911 to report that 'somebody is shooting' inside the corporate office building. The clip then turned to an officer loading his gun and running up to the building as startled employees fled. 'What does he look like?' the male deputy asked two women. 'We don't know. We heard shooting from that way,' one of them responded as she pointed. The bodycam footage then showed officers approaching the entrance of the building after spotting the crashed car out front. An officer then ran toward the front doors as someone screamed, 'He's down,' referring to the unidentified suspect who fatally shot a female employee before being gunned down by an armed guard. Newly released police bodycam footage showed the moment officers arrived at the Citi campus in Tampa, Florida, on Wednesday after a shooter stormed inside Frightened employees ran for their lives out of the building as armed deputies ran inThe male officer then entered the building, joining several people inside who appeared to be near the shooter. 'Shooter is inside, shooter is down. Shooter is down,' a deputy reported into his radio. The footage also showed several employees being evacuated by law enforcement. Some of them held their hands in the air as they left after officers told them to do so. Employees then walked out of the building as officers led them to another area. Officials said there are 3,200 people on that campus. The relationship between the suspect and victim remains unclear. Other footage that circulated on social media shortly after the deadly incident showed the shooter, a tall, bearded man wearing an unzipped sweatshirt that exposed his skin, exiting a gray sedan with a rifle in hand. The gunman was fatally shot by a brave armed security guard who works for Citi, police said. Another four people were left with non-life-threatening injuries, Chief Deputy Frank Losat said during a press conference on Wednesday. Employees then walked out of the building as officers led them to another area. Officials said there are 3,200 people on that campus The video also showed officers leading workers out of the building as they raised their arms up'This is a sad day for everybody involved,' Losat stated. Sources told the New York Post that the shooting is believed to have involved a vendor, not Citi employees.Dramatic images showed paramedics rushing gurneys over to the scene, as another showed a man strapped inside and wheeled away. A woman was also seen being transported on a gurney at the campus.Every room in the building was evacuated by the sheriff's department and a SWAT team, police said.A total of 367 HCSO deputies responded to the scene along with members of other 'specialized units.' Citi workers were instructed to meet at a 'reunification site' located in a nearby parking lot. Other footage that circulated on social media shortly after the deadly incident showed the shooter - a tall, bearded man wearing an unzipped sweatshirt that exposed his skin - exiting a gray sedan with a rifle in hand The shooter and an unidentified female worker died. Another four people were left with non-life-threatening injuries, Chief Deputy Frank Losat said during a press conference on WednesdayA shelter-in-place was also conducted at nearby Hillsborough College during the shooting.More than 10,000 people work for Citi in Tampa, including in the 670,000sq foot corporate center. The New York-based company has occupied that campus since 1998.A spokesperson with the HCSO told the Daily Mail that the investigation remains ongoing. 'Additional details will be released as they become available,' they added.