Student From Colorado At Ohio State On Warning Text: 'Run, Hide, Fight'

DENVER (CBS4) - There are many students from Colorado who attend Ohio State University where a knife-wielding man attacked people Monday morning.

There's an intense investigation now underway after police killed the suspect. The college campus was on lockdown Monday morning.

Witnesses say the suspect first ran into people with a car and then stabbed others.

At least nine people were injured and one was listed in critical condition.

Among the students from Colorado is Mark Reese of Golden who is a senior studying aviation. He was in the student union when text alerts were sent out notifying everyone to take cover.

"It ends with, 'Run, hide, fight.' That was kind of a shock to most students, so I stayed in there and turned off the lights and they immediately came over … the P.A. system for the union and the whole campus telling everyone to get down, get secured … 'If you're in an office, stay in the office … if you need somewhere to go, get in the basement of any building,'" Reese told CBS4 by phone.

The students were later given an all-clear and notified that all classes had been canceled for the day.

Investigators are looking into whether it was a terrorist attack.

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