Florida State University shooters were allegedly released in a new shadow puppet after being released in the hospital a month after the fatal shooting.
Phoenix Ikner, 20, was released from a local hospital after extended hospitalization and multiple surgeries to treat injuries he suffered in the April 17 shooting at Florida State University, where he opened fire on campus.
Ikner is accused of killing two men and injuring six others. Campus police responded to the shooting and were shot dead by campus police.
After booking, Ikner was transferred to the Wakula County Detention Center, where he will wait for his first court appearance.
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The Leon County Sheriff’s Office shared a new booked photo of Florida State shooter Phoenix Ikner, brown hair and a noticeably twisted chin. (Leon County Sheriff's Office)
Police said Ikner had been transported to a detention center in the area and faced two counts of first-degree murder and seven counts of attempted murder.
"Anyway, especially one of such a scope, the Tallahassee Police Department has the highest commitment to justice, transparency and the security of our community," Chief Lawrence Revell, police officer, said in a press release. "We thank detectives, officials, medical staff and partner agencies for their work that helped us bring us to this point."
Police added that Ikner's transfer to another facility was a standard protocol because he was the stepson of the Leon County Sheriff's Office deputy.
Authorities determined that the gun that was allegedly used in the killing belonged to his mother, Jessica Ikner, who has been an officer for more than 18 years and has done "huge work" in her position.
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Phoenix Ikner, 20, has been booked for first-degree murder and related charges after he was released from the hospital since the mass shooting in Tallahassee, Florida. (Leon County Sheriff's Office)
"She has served this community very well," Leon County Sheriff Walt McNeil said in an April press conference after the shooting. "Unfortunately, her son can use one of her weapons, which is one of the weapons found on the scene. We are continuing to investigate how to use the weapon."
In the months before the shooting, Ikner cited articles about the school’s anti-Trump protests in the FSU student newspaper and was identified as a major in political science. According to WFLA.
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Phoenix Ikner allegedly opened fire at Florida State University, killing two people and injured six others.
article Updated later To say: "Earlier versions of this article include a sentence from the Gunners during the April 17 shooting in the FSU and were removed when our editors decided to maintain ethical news standards and avoid amplifying the voices of individuals responsible for violence."
this Ikner's biological mother According to records from the Leon County Court, he allegedly kidnapped him when he was 11 years old and went to Norway with him for breach of the custody agreement.
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In keeping with the Tallahassee Police Department’s commitment to transparency and accountability, the police department said the affidavit of possible causes “will be publicly supplied” after Ikner’s first appearance.
Ikner is expected to debut at 11 a.m. Tuesday, according to online court records.
Greg Norman of Fox News Digital contributed to the report.
Stepheny Price is a writer at Fox News Digital and Fox Business. She covers topics including missing persons, homicides, state crime cases, illegal immigration and more. Story tips and ideas can be sent to stepheny.price@fox.com