Latest: Authorities looking at terrorism in airport stabbing
A law enforcement official says the FBI is looking at terrorism as a possible motive in the stabbing of an officer at the Flint, Michigan, airport.
A second law enforcement official also speaking on condition of anonymity says authorities were investigating witness reports the suspect made during the incident, including saying "Allahu akbar," the Arabic phrase for "God is great."
Authorities say a police officer injured at the airport in Flint, Michigan, was stabbed in the neck and his condition is improving.
Witnesses have described seeing a man led away in handcuffs by police, Neville bleeding from his neck and knife on the ground.
Flint officials say they have stationed police officers around City Hall out of caution after an officer was critically hurt at the city's airport a few miles away.
Mayor Karen Weaver said in a release Wednesday "the situation is under control" but officials sought to take "extra precautions" in light of the Wednesday morning incident at Bishop International Airport.
A witness says a man led away in handcuffs by police after an officer was critically hurt at a Flint, Michigan, airport had a husky build and a 'blank' look on his face.
Airport officials posted on Facebook that the officer was hurt but offered no further details about the incident.
Airport and police officials didn't immediately respond to messages from The Associated Press seeking comment.