YSU student fatally shot at Ohio frat house (AP)
Monday, February 7, 2011 12:01 AM By dwi
YOUNGSTOWN, river – A period after an admired college enrollee was effort departed at an river guild concern and 11 grouping were injured, the governor, college officials and friends were hoping to find whatever account for the violence.
Jamail E. Johnson, 25, a senior at metropolis State University was fatally scraped Sun as he tried to removed digit groups at a Omega Psi Phi guild concern party. Authorities feature there had been a dispute, digit men had mitt the assembling and then returned and sprayed bullets into the crowd. Among the 11 scraped was a critically scraped 17-year-old.
The digit men were inactive on charges of aggravated murder, actuation into a concern and 11 counts of felonious assault, said metropolis personnel Chief Jimmy Hughes. Their names were not released, pending boost investigation. The honcho said exclusive that they are in their primeval 20s and from the metropolis area.
"This is digit of those life that every Lincoln president crossways the country, as well as some another officials, ever dread," University president Cynthia playwright said at a programme conference.
Gov. John Kasich said he was "shocked and saddened" by the shootings. He offered the school the ingest of "any and every state resources they might require."
Kasich said in a programme promulgation that he designed to foregather weekday in metropolis with playwright and Mayor Jay Williams to discuss the shootings.
The Lincoln said counselors and clergy also would be available to students and others on campus.
The actuation occurred off-campus at a two-story brick concern in a community of once-elegant homes, some of which are now boarded up. The concern band had been bustling with 50 or more grouping primeval Sunday, the personnel honcho said. Capt. Rod Foley said President ostensibly was disagreeable to removed digit groups when he was shot.
The enrollee was effort once in the nous and binary times in his hips and legs, said Dr. carpenter Ohr, a forensic specialist with the coroner's office. An autopsy is designed Monday.
Johnson had fresh traveled to North Carolina for a guild information emphasizing manhood and scholarship, said Christopher Cooper, a jural officer for Omega Psi Phi fraternity.
"(Johnson) was just an excellent, superior young man, and our expiration runs deep," Cooper said.
The scraped ranged in geezerhood from 17 to 31; six of them were students.
About half of the scraped were effort in the foot, personnel said. Two were impact in the abdomen. The 17-year-old was scraped near digit ear. They were taken to nearby St. Elizabeth Health Center. And by Sun afternoon, eight had been treated and released, hospital spokeswoman Tina Creighton said. She said she could not promulgation the conditions of the remaining three.
Anderson said personnel assured her there was no threat to the campus.
Roughly 15,000 students attend the urban campus in northeast river near the Pennsylvania border.
Members of the university-sanctioned guild lived at the house, though Cooper said the guild does not possess it. He said that after the shooting, Johnson's guild brothers were "very solemn, rattling alarmed, rattling hurt."
A neighbor, Rodger Brown, 54, said the concern and an conterminous bag with Hellenic lettering, indicating a fraternity, ofttimes hit parties on weekends but had caused no problems in the neighborhood.
"It's a nice, stilly neighborhood," emancipationist said.
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Associated Press writers Kantele Franko in Columbus, Ohio, and Sofia Mannos in pedagogue contributed to this report.
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