A National Guardsman turned ISIS terrorist was named as the gunman killed after opening fire at Old Dominion University.
Mohamed Bailor Jalloh, 36, opened fire inside the Norfolk, Virginia, school on Thursday morning, sources confirmed to several news outlets.
Jalloh, a former National Guard soldier, stormed into a classroom and asked if it was an Reserve Officers’ Training Corps (ROTC) class, The New York Post reported.
After a person in the room confirmed that it was, he opened fire on the professor, sources told outlet. A student then stabbed Jalloh to death.
Sources told the post that the professor, a retired military officer, was rushed to hospital where he later died.
Jalloh, a U.S. citizen originally from Sierra Leone, was released from prison in 2024 after being caught attempting to hand information to ISIS and ISIL in 2015.
Mohamed Bailor Jalloh
He was sentenced to 11 years behind bars in 2017 which was to be followed by five years supervised release.
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Officials confirmed on Thursday that two other victims remain injured after the shooting. One of the victims brought themselves to a hospital.
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