Students at Ohio State University remain shaken by Monday’s campus attack (Nov.
Students at Ohio State University remain shaken by Monday’s campus attack (Nov.28) that left 11 people hurt.
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Josh Heiferling, from Cleveland, Ohio spoke for many describing how he’d been affected by the incident:
“Keeping your head down more than usual, I’d say. Walking to class faster than usual. Sirens personally I know when I hear the sirens my heart sinks a little bit.”
Responsibility for the car and knife rampage has been claimed by ISIL militants who described the assailant as a “soldier”.
But there has been no confirmation of any connection between Somali-born Abdul Razak Ali Artan who was himself a student at the university before he was shot dead by police.
The authorities are investigating terrorism as a possible motive suggesting Artan may have been radicalised online by jihadist propaganda.
Members of the Ohio State community joined together in support tonight at St. John Arena. #BuckeyeStrong pic.twitter.com/fVD6MNPPZS
— Ohio State (@OhioState) November 30, 2016