What we know about Walmart stabbings in Michigan as suspect Bradford James Gille faces terrorism charge

Here's what we've learned so far about the Walmart stabbing in Traverse City, Michigan. The suspect faces a terrorism charge after injuring 11 people in the attack.

Eleven people were injured Saturday when a 42-year-old man stormed into a Michigan Walmart and began stabbing shoppers in what authorities call a random attack.

The victims, ages 29 to 84, were taken to the hospital after the violence in Traverse City, a Munson Healthcare spokesperson said.

A customer described hearing commotion a few aisles over as she picked up items. Still shaken from the incident, Julia Martell said she ran down an aisle as the suspect barreled past someone and "angled toward me."

"I’m still sitting and grappling with the weight of realizing that it was kind of a life-or-death moment," she said.

The suspect, Bradford James Gille, was subdued by shoppers and taken into custody when a deputy arrived. He faces charges of assault with intent to murder and terrorism, authorities said.