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Violent crime adding to severe blood shortage at local hospitals
and last updated 2021-07-13 05:06:46-04
HAMPTON ROADS, Va. â The recent uptick in violent crime has area hospitals responding to an unusually high number of traumas. This comes as the nation faces a severe shortage of blood.
As more gunshot victims flood into hospitals, trauma cases go up - and so does the demand for blood, with Virginiaâs ERs seeing a 10% jump in demand this year.
âThis is [an] unprecedented shortage that we ve never seen before,â said Dr. Daniel Munn, the chief of surgery at Riverside Regional Medical Center. âWe are basically receiving about half of what we would normally have as our standard order of blood products. We re constantly on shortage and constantly trying to maintain our normal operations with much more limited blood supply.â
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Traffic stop turns up fake gun, narcotics Daniel Fore
A 19-year-old Turlock resident was arrested by the Stanislaus County Sheriff’s Department after he was found with narcotics and a replica handgun during a traffic stop.
The suspect was identified by the sheriff’s department as Daniel Fore, 19, of Turlock.
Fore was stopped by a Community Resource Deputy assigned to the Waterford Police Service for a traffic violation around 10 a.m. Thursday near Tim Bell Road and Heather Drive.
Fore is a convicted felon on probation and had a “propensity for committing armed robbery,” according to the sheriff’s department.