Old Dominion University Shooting: Ex-ISIS Aid Suspect Kills One

0:00On March 12, a shooting at Old Dominion University in Norfolk, Virginia, claimed one life and injured two others, Thursday morning inside a classroom, at the Business School. The FBI is treating it as a possible terrorism case and is sending the Joint Terrorism Task Force to help local police. The gunmen turned out to be Mohammed Baylor-Jallo, a former Army National Guard member who got 11 years in prison back in 2016, for enemy and eye, trying to aid ISIS. He walked free from federal prison last December. University police rushed to the scene within minutes and found the shooter dead soon after, though they still do not know exactly how he died. All three victims tied to the school, including two from the Army ROTC program. One victim died at Centara, Norfolk General Hospital, another stays in critical condition there, and the third got treated and released after showing. Up at a different emergency room, agencies like the ATF jumped in to assist on sight. Governor Abigail Spanberger is keeping watch and sending state help, while the campus shutdown classes and operations through Friday as the probe goes on.