Old Dominion shooter was previously convicted of Islamic State ties
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Mass shooter with prior Islamic State conviction was on supervised release when attacking.
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The Old Dominion shooter was on supervised release, similar to probation, when he carried out Thursday's attack. The gunman had been previously convicted of crimes related to Islamic State ties.
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