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    http://www.thetruthaboutguns.com/201...spital-killer/

    BREAKING: Armed Doctor Stops PA Hospital Killer; Faces Loss of Job, License to Practice Medicine

    By Robert Farago on July 24, 2014


    “One female employee is dead and two are wounded in a shooting at the Wellness Center on the Mercy Fitzgerald Hospital campus,” myfoxphilly.com reports. “The shooting happened at 2:30 p.m. Thursday at the Wellness Center, which is across the street from Mercy Fitzgerald Hospital on the 1500 block of Lansdowne Avenue...

    According to [Delaware County DA Jack] Whelan, the shooter came into the 3rd floor Psychiatric office and opened fire . . . Whelan confirmed one female employee, who was a case worker, is dead and the doctor has a graze wound to the head. The doctor is expected to be treated and released from HUP. Whelan confirms the suspect also suffered three gunshot wounds to the torso area and is in critical condition at HUP. He is undergoing surgery at this time.” Once again, it looks like a good guy with a gun stopped a bad guy with a gun . . .
    Police believe there was a gunfire exchange between the doctor and suspect. According to Whelan, two guns were retrieved from the scene. The suspect did have psychiatric issues and was a patient, according Whelan. Whelan also says various employees wrestled suspect to the ground and a doctor and case worker helped apprehend the suspect.

    Police continue to investigate. The motive remains unclear.
    According to the Mercy Health System’s Code of Conduct, “Employees are prohibited from bringing firearms or explosives of any kind into the workplace.” If, indeed, an armed doctor shot the killer, he faces the loss of his job and his license to practice medicine. [h/t DN]
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    [b]Be ready for anything, and if his head is not at least two meters away from the body, do not 'assume' he is dead and out of the fight.[/b] [I]- Ikor[/I]

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    Default Re: Armed doctor stop hospital killer

    If the doc loses her license, it will be pretty stupid

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    Default Re: Armed doctor stop hospital killer

    Good guy with gun safes the day. Good guy with gun remains the bad guy in the end of the day. Cruel world

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    After this incident they should be encouraging their employees to carry. That would be the sensible thing to do.

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    Ja jong, be a hero and get nailed for doing so ! Good job Doc ! I hope he/she gets praise instead of prejudice.

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    There is something seriously wrong over there if that happens... He should get a medal, a pay raise and a promotion, not lose his license to practice and job...

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    Quote Originally Posted by DirkB View Post
    There is something seriously wrong over there if that happens... He should get a medal, a pay raise and a promotion, not lose his license to practice and job...
    I agree! Let's say he didn't carry how many more lives could have been lost? Yup didn't think of that now did they?
    Oh and did anyone knew he carried? He saves lives dammit!

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    Quote Originally Posted by SaVaGe X View Post
    I agree! Let's say he didn't carry how many more lives could have been lost? Yup didn't think of that now did they?
    Oh and did anyone knew he carried? He saves lives dammit!
    Maybe we should invite him here, we could do with a few doctors like him!

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    Quote Originally Posted by ruaanfs View Post
    Good guy with gun safes the day. Good guy with gun remains the bad guy in the end of the day. Cruel world
    Good guy stayed alive to go home to wife and kids!

    Loss of job sucks and is completely wrong but he the first trumps the second as far as I am concerned.

    Similar to loosing a limb to cancer - suck and will affect your life but if it means you stay alive ....

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    [b]Be ready for anything, and if his head is not at least two meters away from the body, do not 'assume' he is dead and out of the fight.[/b] [I]- Ikor[/I]

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