By Nubreed Global Truth News Streamed live on Apr 17, 2025
In a recent breaking news livestream, Nubreed Global Truth reported on two devastating school shootings that occurred within days of each other – one at Florida State University (FSU) that left two dead and six injured, and another at Wilmer Hutchins High School in Dallas where multiple students were wounded.
FSU Shooting: Police Officer's Son Behind Deadly Attack
"Within the last hour or so, there was an active shooter in FSU and it claimed the lives of two people and injured six. A real unfortunate situation going on," reported Nubreed, the lead voice of Nubreed Global Truth.
According to the coverage, the shooter has been identified as 20-year-old Phoenix Ickner, a young man with deep connections to law enforcement. Ickner, the son of a police officer, had participated in sheriff's department training programs and was described by officials as being "steeped in the Lyon County Sheriff's Office family."
Biblical Warning Signs Overlooked
Nubreed's analysis revealed a disturbing spiritual dimension to the tragedy. The shooter had posted Jeremiah 51:20 on Instagram before carrying out his attack: "You are my war club, my weapon for battle. With you I shatter nations. With you I destroy kingdoms."
"It looks like this young man was extremely troubled," Nubreed noted during the livestream. He further explained that the shooter "cannot contain the demonic spirits that was on him. He had to go take his training and execute what he learned at school on other people."
This misappropriation of scripture represents a dangerous twisting of biblical text, as Nubreed pointed out. The verse, originally spoken by God about Babylon as an instrument of judgment, was dangerously misinterpreted by the shooter to justify violence.
Reports from the Daily Mail confirmed that Ickner used his mother's service weapon in the attack and was shot by police after refusing commands when confronted. "He was being very unruly... That's how bad it was. He just lost it," Nubreed explained.
Wilmer Hutchins High School: Student Surrenders After Shooting
The coverage also detailed the shooting at Wilmer Hutchins High School in Texas, where 17-year-old Tracy Haynes Jr. opened fire on fellow students before turning himself in to authorities.
Nubreed Global Truth obtained exclusive video footage of Haynes explaining his actions prior to the incident, where he stated: "I love y'all. I know I was wrong for what I did. But I didn't want to do it. But I had to do it."
The footage also showed a powerful moment where Haynes' mother covered him in prayer during his arrest, saying: "I plead the blood over you right now. Okay. In the name of Jesus, I ask you to keep it safe."
Court documents reviewed by Nubreed Global Truth showed that surveillance video captured Haynes being let into the school through an unsecured door before he opened fire in a hallway. While multiple students were injured and hospitalized, the reporting confirmed that, unlike the FSU incident, no lives were lost in this shooting.
Media Coverage Disparities Highlighted
Nubreed's analysis pointed to concerning disparities in how different shooters are portrayed in mainstream media. During the livestream, he specifically referenced the case of Carmelo Anthony:
"You got a lot of people out there that are calling people such as Carmelo Anthony an animal and a thug and all of these things. And that guy's a straight A student... team captain of two teams, track and football. That guy has two jobs. Honor student."
"But these same people won't say anything about the FSU shooting. They won't call that guy an animal. They won't point out how heinous that crime was," Nubreed observed.
Nubreed Global Truth's analysis emphasized the importance of consistent reporting regardless of race: "All these individuals who want to go in on black men as if we're the only ones who should be the face of crime need to get their act together."
A Spiritual Crisis Behind the Violence
Nubreed offered deeper spiritual insights into the underlying causes of these tragedies. "Mental health is real and when untreated these type of cataclysmic events take place," he explained to viewers.
Drawing on biblical wisdom, Nubreed urged young people to seek divine guidance rather than turning to violence: "I'm pleading with you young brothers. Y'all got to understand there's another way to deal with situations. You got to put some things in the Lord's hands."
This spiritual counsel echoes Proverbs 3:5-6, which teaches believers to "Trust in the LORD with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding; in all your ways submit to him, and he will make your paths straight."
The broadcast also raised questions about potential deeper spiritual warfare behind some mass shooting events, noting that demonic influences can manifest in these tragic situations.
A Message of Hope and Redemption
Nubreed Global Truth concluded its coverage with a spiritually grounded message for young men at risk of violent behavior: "Even if that means going to stay with a distant relative... Get away from your city for a minute and recalibrate because y'all throwing y'all lives away."
Nubreed emphasized the spiritual principle found in Matthew 26:52, where Jesus warns: "Those who live by the sword will die by the sword." Nubreed applied this to today's reality: "If you live by the gun, you're going to die by the gun."
His final message offered hope through spiritual transformation: "You don't want to be in this situation where your mother got to pray over you because you done went out here and was moving a certain way."
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