Police are urging everyone to stay away

triggering lockdown procedures and a massive police response.

2. Hospital Employee Identified as Shooter

Authorities confirmed the suspect was a hospital employee who

shot a 25-year-old coworker twice in the arm.

The motive remains unclear, but both individuals worked at the same facility, deepening the shock among staff.

3. Victim in Stable Condition

The wounded employee was treated immediately in the

hospital’s emergency department and later listed as stable.

Hospital officials said he is expected to recover fully.

4. Investigation and Safety Review

Police apprehended the suspect without further incident.

The shooting disrupted hospital operations and has prompted a review of workplace security protocols

to help prevent future violence in healthcare settings.

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