The Riverview mother of a man injured in the video game tournament shooting in Jacksonville tweeted photos Sunday of a visit to her son's hospital bed by Florida Gov. Rick Scott.

Sujeil Lopez, who according to her Twitter handle is from Riverview, tweeted the photos her son, Timothy Anselimo giving a thumbs-up in photos with Scott, along with friends gathered around his bedside hours after the shooting at Jacksonville Landing.

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The governor of Florida with my son @oLARRY2K pic.twitter.com/nP0VCLUyYY— Sujeil (@olarrysmom) August 27, 2018

The governor of Florida with my son @oLARRY2K pic.twitter.com/nP0VCLUyYY

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In a telephone interview with the The New York Times, Lopez was home when she heard the news.

"I have to get to him. I am four hours away from him and I have to get to my son," Lopez told the Times. "He was shot three times, once on the nipple, once on his hand and somewhere else."

According to his NBA 2K League bio page, Anselimo is a member of the Bucks Gaming, the Milwaukee Bucks' league team and goes by gaming name "oLARRY." His Facebook profile shows he is from Brooklyn and lives in Milwaukee.

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My sons Bucks gaming book bag with his blood from being shot pic.twitter.com/1oJSocbf3h— Sujeil (@olarrysmom) August 27, 2018

My sons Bucks gaming book bag with his blood from being shot pic.twitter.com/1oJSocbf3h

In an interview with television station WITI in Milwaukee, Anselimo joined his Bucks Gaming teammates in sharing the joy of being able to play for a living.

"You're doing something that you love to do and getting paid for it, so we really have the best jobs," said Anselimo.

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Two people were killed in the shooting at the Jacksonville Landing complex, and Anselimo was one of nine wounded during the Madden 19 Southeast Qualifier, a tournament for the popular NFL video game.

The apparent shooter, 24-year-old David Katz of Baltimore, Md., opened fire before killing himself, authorities said.

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