COLUMBUS, Ohio (WTVN) -- An attack authorities are calling an act of terrorism left dozens injured at a commuter train station in London Friday.
Karry Ellis, a former Assistant Fire Chief in Columbus, was in the station at the time of the blast and talked with NewsRadio 610 WTVN's Joel Riley.
Ellis says he didn't notice a lot of panic among commuters, just a "groan" from about 150 people as they made what he called an "orderly exodus" out of the station.
Ellis was in London, on his way back to Columbus following a vacation in Europe.
(Photo courtesy Karry Ellis and Facebook)