New Albany mass shooting kills 1, wounds 5 at KDC/ONE. Suspect still at large
New Albany officers responded to reports of an active shooter, according to an initial statement from the city's police department. Police are searching for Bruce Reginald Foster III, an employee at the facility who is described as 6 feet tall and 175 pounds.
What is KDC/ONE, business site of New Albany mass shooting?
New Albany is a city around 15 miles northeast of Columbus. It's also the home of billionaire Les Wexner, who made his fortune as the co-founder of L Brands (now known as Bath & Body Works, Inc.), the company that used to own and operate Victoria's Secret and Abercrombie & Fitch.
Second New Albany mass shooting victim dies day after workplace attack
A second victim has died in a mass shooting at a New Albany warehouse, police said Thursday. An employee at the KDC/ONE, a cosmetics and beauty products warehouse at 8800 Smith's Mill Road in far western Licking County,
Second victim dies from mass shooting at KDC/ONE warehouse in New Albany
Second victim dies from mass shooting at KDC/ONE warehouse in New Albany, the city reported early Thursday morning.
New Albany mass shooting: 1 dead, 5 injured at KDC/ONE.
Police have arrested Bruce Reginald Foster III, the suspect in a shooting that left one person dead and five injured in New Albany.
KDC/ONE shooting is the first homicide in New Albany history
New Albany has never before had a homicide, Laura White, the records supervisor for New Albany Police, confirmed to The Dispatch.
New Albany, site of the KDC/ONE mass shooting, has long had an idyllic image. What now?
New Albany has spent decades cultivating an image. White fences. Horse shows. Country clubs. Outstanding schools. Miles of walking paths.
Alleged gunman in KDC/One shooting legally bought gun despite mental health history
Investigators have revealed that Bruce Foster legally acquired the firearm used in the tragic shooting at the KDC/One ...
KDC/ONE shooting victim took gun from shooter, according to 911 call
A person who was shot during a late Tuesday night workplace mass shooting in New Albany took the gun from the shooter, according to 911 calls.