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Man drives car into Ottawa children's hospital entrance
Healthcare Security Weekly, May 14, 2007
Police arrested a 29-year-old man after he allegedly drove his car into the doors of the Children's
Police said no one was hurt in the incident. Police dispatched more than 24 officers to the scene after receiving a call just before 3 a.m. that a vehicle had crashed into the hospital's front entrance.
A hosptial spokeswoman told the news service that an armed man was unable to enter the locked hospital, so he went to the nearby not-for-profit hotel for families of out-of-town paitents. He managed to get in through the side door.
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