Gunman who killed Bay Area native officer at PA hospital was angry over wife's diagnosis: official
The suspect who killed a police officer from Oakland and injured five others at a Pennsylvania hospital was removed by security the previous night following a diagnosis that there was no other treatment available for his wife.
On Saturday, when a gunman walked into UPMC Memorial Hospital in West Manchester Township armed with a semiautomatic gun, he ...
The suspect, Diogenes Archangel Ortiz, entered the hospital with handgun and zip ties Saturday morning and took several staff ...
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Deadly shooting at UPMC Memorial: Everything we know and don't knowAn officer was killed and multiple people were injured in a shooting reported at UPMC Memorial Hospital in York County, ...
YORK, Pa. — Following Saturday's tragedy at UPMC Memorial, the hospital announced that it is no longer on EMS divert, and the ...
Diogenes Archangel-Ortiz pushed the nurse to the floor, stood on her back and fired his gun until it ran out of ammunition, ...
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UPMC Memorial Hospital reopens for visitors after weekend shootingUPMC Memorial Hospital has reopened to visitors after a man took staff in the ICU hostage and an officer was killed on Saturday. A UPMC spokesperson says visitation ...
Lester Mendoza, a physician assistant at UPMC Memorial Hospital in York, said he helped tell the shooter a loved one had ...
Though the motive for the attack at UPMC Memorial Hospital in the city ... close colleagues and a friend is not here with you.” Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro met with Duarte’s parents Saturday.
Pieced together through 911 dispatches and other sources, here's how everyday heroes responded to a hostage situation and killing of a police officer.
Health leaders urge public support for safe health care amid rising violence, following a recent hostage incident at UPMC Memorial.
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