Gunman at Pennsylvania hospital killed after photographs fired, officers say

A gunman was killed after photographs had been fired at a Pennsylvania hospital in York County on Saturday morning, a spokesperson mentioned.

Regulation enforcement responded to a 911 name at round 10:45 a.m. of an “energetic risk” at UPMC Memorial, Ted Czech, a public info officer at York County’s Workplace of Emergency Administration, advised Fox Information Digital.

“The risk has now been neutralized and an investigation is underway,” Czech mentioned. The hospital is situated at 1701 Innovation Dr.

Police in Pennsylvania say {that a} gunman was killed after photographs had been fired at a hospital in York County on Saturday morning. (Google Maps)

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No sufferers had been injured within the incident, hospital spokesperson Susan Manko confirmed.

“We’ve got obtained confirmed stories of a gunman at UPMC Memorial, and photographs fired,” Manko advised Fox Information.

“The gunman has been apprehended, and no sufferers have been injured. The hospital is now safe,” Manko mentioned. “It is a fluid state of affairs; legislation enforcement is on premises and is managing the state of affairs. We’re grateful to all of the native legislation enforcement businesses for his or her fast response.”

Fox Information’ Brian Powers contributed to this report. 

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