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"Dispatchers received a 911 call at 1:26 p.m. from a doctor who reported seeing a man in the hallway with a gun at 1500 Southgate Ave., Daly City police Lt. David Mackriss said. The doctor told police that, as he left the building, he heard a sound like a gunshot. ....
Police
were maintaining a secure perimeter around the building as of 5 p.m.,
but had not issued any safety advisories telling nearby residents. By
5:15 they had called off their search for the gunman." Read more.
Related - NBC Bay Area/Staff, 4/23/14, currently includes 1:29 minute raw video (scroll down to the end of the article) . "Police and firefighters responded to the medical center at 1500 Southgate Ave. after a report of gunfire about 1:30 p.m. Police said shortly before 5 p.m.
that no suspect or victim was found and said shortly afterward that part
of Southgate Avenue that had been closed was reopened to traffic."
Update - San Francisco Chronicle, 4/24/14. "Elderly man arrested in Daly City medical building shooting." Note article includes 11 photographs (5 and 6 blank) of the evacuation. CBS 5, SF Bay Area, 4/23/14, 11:52 PM, includes news video. San Mateo Times, 4/24/14.
Motive - San Francisco Chronicle, 4/25/14. "... He brandished a gun and said, "You gave me a shot in the past
and you made me sick," according to San Mateo County District Attorney Steve Wagstaffe."
Posted by Kathy Meeh
3 comments:
http://www.sfgate.com/bayarea/article/Elderly-man-arrested-in-Daly-City-medical-5425445.
He was screaming a bunch of stuff about how Obama care was a failure.
The updated links have been added to the article. The man arrested at his home was 84 years old.
From the SF Gate article, "Police did not say what the motive might have been for the shooting, in which no one was injured. Iwase was booked at San Mateo County Jail on suspicion of attempted murder."
707, recognition of an update is appreciated, but the link you posted did not exactly work, and neither did the attributed quote from the man.
Motive established as an injection that made the patient, Raymond Iwase, sick. San Francisco Chronicle, 4/25/14. The full article was sent as an anonymous comment, 2:06 pm, and the link has been added to the article as an update.
A link and a few words, if desired, would have been posted as a comment, not a full article which may exceed copyright limitations. However, adding the link to the article adds important information. Thanks 206.
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