BRANDON, Fla. — UPDATE: The victim has been identified as a juvenile male.
Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office (HCSO) is investigating a shooting at Dick's House of Sport at the Brandon Exchange Mall.
"Sheriff Chronister has no tolerance for this type of violence, particularly in this type of community setting where people come together to have a good time," said Deputy Chief Joseph Maurer.
WATCH: Male individual found dead in Dick's sports store fitting room: HCSO
Deputies said one male individual was found deceased inside a fitting room.
HCSO officials reviewed surveillance video and said it showed three individuals walking into the Dick's store from the mall and entering the fitting room.
"Moments later, after we received that 911 call, we noticed from the video that two individuals are seen walking from the fitting room and then running from the fitting room into this parking lot," said Deputy Chief Maurer.
HCSO arrived after receiving a 911 call about shots being fired and detained the two individuals.
The mall was not shut down, and there is no danger to the public, officials added.
"There is absolutely no tolerance for violence in Hillsborough County, especially in places where families gather to shop and spend time together," said Hillsborough Sheriff Chad Chronister. "Our deputies' training prepared them to respond immediately, secure the scene, detain those involved within minutes, and bring order to a dangerous situation."
The investigation is ongoing.
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