Old Dominion shooter convicted of Islamic State group ties freed from prison 2 years before attack
Mohamed Jalloh, the suspected shooter at Old Dominion University Thursday, previously served 11 years in prison for supporting ISIS.
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2 developments- Mar 12What we know about Mohamed Jalloh: Suspected Old Dominion shooter
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