Gunman kills 4 staff members at university in Turkey
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Reporting from ANKARA, Turkey — Turkish media reports said Thursday that a gunman killed four people at a university in central Turkey.
The Dogan news agency said the attack occurred at Osmangazi University in the city of Eskisehir.
The agency said police apprehended the gunman, a member of the university’s staff.
Anadolu Agency, another news service, reported that the dead are a deputy dean, a secretary and two teaching staffers.
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