The Melbourne Square Mall reopened at noon Sunday, one day after a shooting in its food court that left two people dead, including the gunman, and one injured. Police say 57-year-old Jose Garcia-Rodriguez began firing in the shopping mall, shooting his wife who worked at the food court and an unidentified man, before turning the gun on himself. It happened around 9:30 a.m., in the mall's food court at 1700 W. New Haven Ave. 
 
 Police identified the suspected shooter as Jose Garcia-Rodriguez, 57, of Palm Bay. Any witnesses are asked to call the Melbourne Police Department at (321) 608-6731. Garcia Rodriguez's wife, 33-year-old Idanerys Garcia-Rodriguez, an employee in the mall's food court, survived and remains in good condition at a local hospital, Pryce said. Coppola, 36, of West Melbourne, owned a restaurant in the food court. The other victim who was killed is a male, but his identity hasn't been released. (Melbourne Police Department) 
 
 As the 9:30 a.m. Saturday shooting unfolded, about 100 people who were in the mall rushed to hide or escape, Pryce said. Officers reported hearing gun shots when they arrived and officials said three handguns were recovered from the shooter, who also had a pocket full of ammunition. Brown was getting ready for work when she heard the shots and ran to safety. "It was just really scary," he said. "You always have to be prepared for stuff like that. Never leave home without saying goodbye to the people you love." Police said investigators also found three handguns at the site, along with the ammunition, thought to belong to the suspect. Authorities said they are unsure of the motive for the shooting, but believe it stemmed from a domestic situation. Melbourne Mayor Kathy Meehan said police told her Coppola, a co-worker of Idanerys Garcia-Rodriguez's, was killed when he grabbed for the gun from her husband. It's just hard to believe that it happened." Multiple law enforcement agencies, including the FBI, rushed to respond. "These are the kinds of incidents that we plan for, we train for, but we hope we never have to deal with," Melbourne police Chief Steve Mimbs said. "We had just gotten our food to sit down by Starbucks and Chick-fil-A, and you just hear the 'pop, pop, pop, pop, pop, pop, pop,' and you just drop everything, and your body just makes you run," Evans said. Anyone who left their vehicle in the mall parking lot or left belongings inside the mall is asked to contact Melbourne Square mall security at (321) 952-0583. Thompson saw a bail bondsman approaching him in the mall parking lot and got mad at his father, who told authorities where he was, police said at the time.
– Two people are dead and one wounded after a shooting inside a mall in Melbourne, Florida, reports the Orlando Sentinel. The shooting took place about 9:30am at the food court in the Melbourne Square Mall, and police say the shooter is believed to be one of the victims. A witness tells WESH that a gunman shot two people and then killed himself. Police evacuated the mall but haven't released details yet on the victims or a motive. The survivor is in stable condition and able to talk to investigators. "We started hearing 'pop, pop,'" another witness tells MyNews13. "I figured somebody was shooting somebody. It's going on all the time now."