BALTIMORE, Md. - The gun used in a mass shooting that killed two people and injured at least 13 others was purchased legally in Maryland, the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office said.
Sunday, 24-year-old David was a lone shooter with a handgun who opened fire at a Madden 19 video game tournament in Jacksonville, Florida.
According to police, Katz, who is a Maryland resident, brought two guns to the tournament, but only used one in the shooting. Both guns were purchased from a licensed dealer legally in Baltimore, Maryland.
"He did buy the guns recently, but I don't have the exact timetable," Sheriff Mike Williams said.
Authorities said Katz walked past patrons who were in other parts and went to gamers. They said he had a prior relationship with his victims.
Elijah Clayton Black, 22, and 28-year-old Taylor Robertson were killed, and 13 others were injured in the shooting. Twelve were shot and one was treated for non-gunshot wounds.
The motive of the shooting is unknown at this time.
