- Keenan Bailey was reportedly not harmed in the incident
- Bailey has worked for the Buckeyes’ program since 2016
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Ohio State tight ends coach Keenan Bailey was carjacked at gunpoint during a recruiting trip in Cleveland, according to a new report.
Bailey, who has worked with the school since 2016, was in the city on Monday.
And according to Cleveland.com, the coach was carjacked by four youths aged 15 to 18 while his Dodge Durango was in the parking lot of Ginn Academy.
The suspects were arrested after a police chase that reportedly involved a helicopter.
Police said the group also attempted to carjack a group of women afterwards, but they drove away.
Brian Hartline (left) talks with Senior Advisor to Keenan Bailey in 2022 in Columbus, Ohio
Bailey was reportedly not harmed in the incident and posted a picture of himself in Canada
Bailey was reportedly not harmed in the incident, and posted a picture of himself in Canada on Tuesday.
A team spokesperson told Cleveland.com that he has resumed recruiting.
Bailey previously served as Ohio State’s senior advisor to the head coach and was a quality control coach on offense before that.
The Buckeyes don’t play again until December 29 after missing out on the College Football Playoff.
They’ll face Missouri in the Cotton Bowl.