Mass Shooting

A hospital report said Bruce Foster III was competent to stand trial, but his lawyer asked for a second evaluation.

The Franklin County Sheriff's Office is sending two Crisis K9s and their handlers to Minneapolis following a mass shooting at a Catholic school Wednesday.

At least three of the shooting victims went to area hospitals for treatment.

A Licking County judge agreed to order a second competency evaluation for Bruce Foster III. He's accused of killing two and injuring four in February at KDC/ONE, a cosmetics production facility in New Albany.

A 43-page report released by the city of New Albany includes accounts by officers and the witnesses they interviewed after the Feb. 4 shooting that killed two people and injured four others.

A Licking County grand jury is considering additional charges against 28-year-old Columbus man Bruce Foster after he was arraigned Thursday on a charge of aggravated murder. Foster is accused of killing two people and injuring four others Tuesday in a shooting at KDC/ONE, a cosmetics production facility in New Albany.

Dozens of 911 calls show the chaotic scramble of workers as the mass shooting unfolded. Multiple victims called 911 to report their injuries.

The Franklin County Coroner's Office has identified the second victim as 30-year-old Shakhar Chapagai. The Licking County Coroner identified the first victim as 38-year-old Kyle Vaver of Pickerington.

Police have identified a suspected gunman. New Albany's police chief said authorities don't have a motive yet.

There will be more officers on foot patrol, cops on bikes, more lighting and the surveillance towers seen on North High Street last year will return.