Foster, who allegedly killed one coworker and injured five others during a shooting at the facility on Tuesday night, was arrested early Wednesday morning after a 12-hour search. His arrest took place at a home in Columbus, Ohio. The shooting occurred around 10:20 p.m., and Foster had been at the warehouse for several hours before the attack.

New Albany Police Chief Greg Jones stated that while Foster has provided some cooperation with authorities, “he’s not fully cooperating.” Investigators are continuing to examine the motive behind the shooting, which they describe as a "targeted" attack. No prior disputes or warning signs had been reported by those who worked with Foster.

After his arrest, Foster was booked into Licking County Jail and is facing charges including aggravated murder. His arraignment is set for Thursday morning in Licking County, marking a significant development in the case.

Authorities, including U.S. Marshals, have been commended for their quick response to the incident. Local officials are urging the public to remain calm as they await further updates from the ongoing investigation.