In this Wednesday, March 14, 2012 photo, Columbus police officer Deborah S. Ayers, a 15-year veteran with the police force, talks with investigators after shooting a stabbing suspect outside Miami-Jacobs Career College in Columbus, Ohio. The suspect was shot in the street after stabbing four people in an attack that started inside the college. Ayers was on her downtown patrol assignment of a year and a half when she got the call and arrived first, followed by numerous other officers, a police spokesperson said Thursday, March 15, 2012. (AP Photo/Jay LaPrete)
In this Wednesday, March 14, 2012 photo, Columbus police officer Deborah S. Ayers, a 15-year veteran with the police force, talks with investigators after shooting a stabbing suspect outside Miami-Jacobs Career College in Columbus, Ohio. The suspect was shot in the street after stabbing four people in an attack that started inside the college. Ayers was on her downtown patrol assignment of a year and a half when she got the call and arrived first, followed by numerous other officers, a police spokesperson said Thursday, March 15, 2012. (AP Photo/Jay LaPrete)
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) ? The father of a man accused of stabbing four in an Ohio office building says his son might have been stressed after his aunt told him to move out.
Ronald Mallett, of New York City, tells The Columbus Dispatch (http://bit.ly/FPeEMC) that one of three knives John Mallett had during the Wednesday attacks came from the aunt's Columbus home. Police say the attacks appear random.
The father says he thinks Mallett might have gone downtown to search for a housing agency.
He says that his son is schizophrenic and that the family had for years tried to get help but were turned away by the courts and mental health system.
Mallett says, "So you're going to wait until four people get stabbed, and now what? I mean, it's too late now."
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Information from: The Columbus Dispatch, http://www.dispatch.com
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