A man who flashed a gun at Columbus State Community College earlier this month, causing it to close for one day, has been indicted by county prosecutors.
Eighteen-year-old Deandre McClarin faces four criminal counts, including inducing panic and possessing a deadly weapon in a school safety zone.
On March 8, the Franklin County prosecutors’ office says McClarin pulled a gun on a student inside a Columbus State building. Students were evacuated and classes were canceled for the rest of the day.
Police say McClarin’s girlfriend was in the same class as the student he threatened.
Authorities arrested the suspect the following day at a Dublin hotel.
McClarin was also indicted last week on aggravated possession of drugs and possession of LSD from an incident last November at the Tuttle Mall.
