What happened in the Jacksonville mass shooting, where is it in Florida and was Madden being streamed on Twitch?
The USA has been struck by another fatal massacre
FLORIDA has become the site of another mass shooting with two people dead, a further ten people suffering gunshot wounds and one person suffering a non-gunshot injury.
The massacre came during a live-stream video of a Madden tournament and police have named the gunman as David Katz. Here's what we know so far.
What happened in the Jacksonville Landing shooting?
Gunman David Katz opened fire at the Madden 19 Tournament at Jacksonville Landing, shooting two rivals before turning the gun on himself.
The event was being live streamed at the time and footage circulated online shows the moment shots were fired.
His victims have been named by friends online as married dad Taylor 'SpotMePlzzz' Robertson, 27, and 22-year-old Eli 'Trueboy' Clayton, a rising star of gaming.
Police have not confirmed the identities of those killed but the chilling moment a laser landed on Clayton's chest before shots rang out was captured on the live stream.
What happened to the Madden Twitch feed?
The shooting occurred during a qualifying event for the Madden 19 Tournament at the GLHF Game Bar.
It was being streamed online on Twitch, where several loud gunshots were heard before the stream was stopped.
The Twitch stream has been taken offline.
Where is Jacksonville?
Jacksonville is in the north west of Florida in the United States.
The location where the event was being held was the Jacksonville Landing - a festival marketplace in downtown Jacksonville, Florida.
The complex was opened in 1987 to the cost of $37.5m and helped to revitalise the city.
While the second level of the building was a dedicated food court, the western section eventually became the video arcade.