Reports: Suspect killed, eight injured in attack at Ohio State

Reports: Suspect killed, eight injured in attack at Ohio State

Eight people have been injured and the suspect was killed in an attack at Ohio State University on Monday morning, according to multiple news reports.

The university posted on Twitter at 6:56 a.m. (EST) that an active shooter was on campus, and told students to “run hide fight.”

As of 11:14 a.m. (EST), the school’s shelter in place was lifted and the scene was declared secure.

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Eight people were reportedly injured in a shooting at Ohio State University on Monday morning. (Courtesy Ohio State via Twitter)

Eight people were reportedly injured in a shooting at Ohio State University on Monday morning. (Courtesy Ohio State via Twitter)

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