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Black African Terrorist from Nigeria - Lee University Social Media Threat Suspect Identified, Charged And In Custody
Lee University student Olayinka Opaso, from Nigeria, 18, confessed on Tuesday to a senior Lee University official about his involvement in the Yik Yak post describing potential threats to Lee University students. Opaso was immediately placed into custody by the campus security director, Matt Brinkman. Mr. Brinkman transported Opaso to the Cleveland Police Department where Opaso was interviewed by Cleveland Police Department investigators, Lieutenant Robert Harbison and Detective Cody Hinson. Action taken by Lee University personnel to have extra police presence on campus brought attention to the matter, thus leading to the suspect's confession.
Lee University student Olayinka Opaso, from Nigeria, 18, confessed on Tuesday to a senior Lee University official about his involvement in the Yik Yak post describing potential threats to Lee University students. Opaso was immediately placed into custody by the campus security director, Matt Brinkman. Mr. Brinkman transported Opaso to the Cleveland Police Department where Opaso was interviewed by Cleveland Police Department investigators, Lieutenant Robert Harbison and Detective Cody Hinson. Action taken by Lee University personnel to have extra police presence on campus brought attention to the matter, thus leading to the suspect's confession.