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One of the five people injured in a shooting inside Allina Health Clinic in Buffalo, Minnesota has died, according to local NBC affiliate Kare11. The victim has not yet been identified. One person has been discharged from the hospital and three others are in critical, but stable, condition, the report said.
Police did not say whether the victims were physicians, nurses, other employees or patients inside the facility.
The alleged shooter, Gregory Paul Ulrich, 67, of Buffalo, was taken into custody.
Ulrich is well known to police as having a history of calls for service going back to 2003, according to Buffalo Police Chief Pat Budke.
Community shows support for family of pediatrician killed by other doctor
Community shows support for family of pediatrician killed by other doctor
A vigil took place in front of where it all happened, and the community is trying to do everything it can to help Dr. Dodson s family.
AUSTIN, Texas - It s been four days since Dr. Katherine Lindley Dodson was killed at her place of work in Central Austin. Since then, an outpouring of support from the community has flooded her family from flowers to donations
On Tuesday, Dr. Bharat Narumanchi, a pediatrician from out of state, took Dr. Dodson hostage before killing her and then killing himself.
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Austin hostage tragedy – Doc Bharat Narumanchi ‘abused “hapless” wife’ in custody battle before killing pediatrician
Updated: 29 Jan 2021, 0:09
A DOCTOR with terminal cancer who killed an Austin pediatrician in a murder-suicide on Tuesday had abused his ex-wife and called her “hapless,” according to court filings.
Dr Bharat Narumanchi was charged with domestic abuse of his ex-wife in Hawaii in 2012, the Austin American-Statesman reported on Wednesday.
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Dr Bharat Narumanchi was charged with domestic abuse of his ex-wife in 2012Credit: Providence/St Joseph Health
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Dr Katherine Lindley Dodson was taken hostage at the Children’s Medical Group in Austin and killedCredit: Dell Children s Medical Center
LOS ANGELES Days after Austin police identified Dr. Bharat Narumanchi as the man behind a hostage standoff in Central Austin that ended in his suicide and the death of pediatrician Dr. Lindley Dodson, a 43-year-old mother of three, his exact motives are still unknown.
But interviews with colleagues and witnesses indicate that terminal illness and a desire to be closer to family members brought him to Austin.
Obstetrician Dr. H. Joseph Khan was a colleague of Narumanchi s at Paramount Care Medical Group in Santa Ana, Calif., before the pediatrician came to Austin six months ago, he said.
“He wanted to be close to his (family), and he also was suffering from some kind of health condition, Khan told the USA Today Network, referring to the cancer.