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Number on gun used in fatal Old Dominion shooting was obliterated, law enforcement official says
Mohamed Bailor Jalloh, a former Army National Guard member with a terrorism conviction, was subdued and killed by ROTC students after killing an ROTC leader and wounding two others.
- Mohamed Bailor Jalloh, a former Army National Guard member previously convicted of attempting to aid ISIS, opened fire in an Old Dominion University classroom, killing an ROTC leader and injuring two others before being subdued by ROTC students.
- The gun used by Jalloh had an obliterated serial number, potentially complicating efforts to trace how he obtained the firearm despite his felony conviction.
- Jalloh had been sentenced to 11 years in prison for the ISIS-related conviction but was released early on supervised release, though the reason for his early release was unclear.
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Number on gun used in fatal Old Dominion shooting was obliterated, law enforcement official says - The Boston Globe
Investigators may have trouble determining how the man with a previous felony conviction obtained a firearm, according to a law enforcement official.
·Boston, United States
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Number on gun used in fatal Old Dominion shooting was obliterated, law enforcement official says
A law enforcement official says the shooter who opened fire in a classroom at Virginia’s Old Dominion University in an attack being investigated as an act of...
·Norfolk, United States
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