Joshua Quick, a second-year student at Florida State University College of Law, will receive $30,000 to cover his education costs after helping to stop a gunman who shot six people and killed two at a Tallahassee yoga studio earlier this month.
November 20, 2018 at 12:41 PM
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A Florida State University law student who helped stop a gunman who killed two people at a Tallahassee yoga studio earlier this month is receiving $30,000 to help cover his educational costs.
The university’s president and board of trustees on Friday committed their own personal funds to second-year Joshua Quick for his bravery. Quick was in attendance at the board meeting and spoke briefly, according to the Tallahassee Democrat.
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