Unarmed security?

Via WFTV:

Two women were fatally shot early Sunday at Titusville's Parrish Medical Center in an apparent random shooting, the Titusville Police Department said.

A gunman shot an elderly patient and a hospital worker in her 40s at about 2 a.m. in a room on the hospital's third floor, Titusville Police Chief John Lau said.

The worker was sitting in the patient's room when she was shot.

Lau said the hospital's unarmed security guards tackled the gunman and pinned him down until police officers arrived.

"It was a phenomenal team effort during this tragic time," Lau said. "The training with the Parrish medical staff no doubt saved more lives."

Brevard County Sheriff Wayne Ivey called the shooting random because it doesn't appear the gunman knew either of his victims.

Update:

Via Fox News: 

Authorities charged a 29-year-old man with two counts of murder in the shooting deaths of a patient and employee inside a Florida hospital earlier Sunday in what is being described as a "random" attack. 

David Owens, of Titusville, entered Parrish Medical Center at 2 a.m. and used a handgun to shoot and kill 88-year-old patient Cynthia Zingsheim and employee Carrie Rouzer, 36, in Zingsheim's room, Titusville police said.

Police said Owens entered the building through the emergency room before making his way to the third floor. The women were shot in a third-floor room, near where the 210-bed hospital's birthing suites are located.

"It appears to be extremely random," said Brevard County Sheriff Wayne Ivey.

Police are crediting two unarmed security guards at the hospital with responding quickly to the active shooter situation.

"The suspect left the one handgun used behind in the room," the  Titusville Police Department said in a press release. "Hospital security guards tackled the suspect shortly after and held him down for arriving officers." 

Owens has been booked into the Brevard County Jail for two counts of murder, authorities said.

Investigators have not been able to determine a motive or any connection between the shooter and the victims.

"This was strictly an isolated incident," Cpl. Dave Jacobs, spokesman with the sheriff’s office, told Florida Today.