law enforcement investigators say they have seized two electronic devices and one of arkan's victims recounted the attack. >> it all happened so fast. the time frame is compressed. 15 to 30 seconds i heard the shots, and it was over. >> reporter: investigators tell fox25 that artan was not on their radar prior to the through pakistan arriving in 2014. he was a legal, permanent resident. he excelled in school, graduated from columbus state community college with an associate degrees and cum laude honors. he created of warped of sleeper cells. he praised a cleric killed in a u.s. drone strike that has evolved as a symbol of online jihad the department of homeland security warned of a specific threat. concerned that terrorist individuals and home-grown violent extremists may be encouraged or inspired to target public events or places. recent jihadist online propaganda promoted attacks and.recommended using car or knives. >> plenty of evidence that this individual may have been motivated by extremism and carrying out a seen of terrorism. >> praised is officer alan horujko. there was an a

the fbi says 18-year-old abdul arkan was not on the radar. he was a somalia ref -- refugee. >> all we know is we believe he may have been inspired by isis. our investigation will determine that. it's too soon to draw any conclusions. >> policing our -- that morning but they don't know if that is the one he uses to attack on campus. >> he rammed his car into a group of people. got out and flashed them with the butcher knife. 11 people were hurt. he was killed by an ohio state police officer. igniting the debate about allow and it just so happens that a bill to allow people on state university campuses is making its way through the state legislature. >> it passed the house. now works is way through the state senate. that's right. >> today lawmakers in columbus discussed house bill 48. that comes just two days after that attack at ohio state university. the attacker was shot and killed by a police officer. but plenty of people wontder what would have happened if were allowed to carry gunning on campus. that what they are discussing. if passed th