Man shot inside Colorado hospital parking garage
Hospital Safety Insider, July 7, 2016
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Police are investigating a July 2 incident that involved two people being shot inside a parking garage at Saint Mary's Hospital in Grand Junction, Colorado, according to a report from KJCT-TV.
According to the report, an officer who was in the ER responded to a report at around 2:55 a.m. of a shooting in the garage, just outside the ER, where he found about 20 young adults, some with blood on them.
A male and female had been taken into the ER for possible gunshot wounds. According to the report, there was an altercation in the garage between a group of young adults who were there visiting the victim of another gunshot incident that happened an hour earlier.
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