The latest John Hopkins Hospital shooting update. The gunman has been identified as 50-year-old Warren Davis. According to Baltimore Police Commissioner Frederick Bealefeld III whom talked within a live press seminar today, the firing situation at John Hopkins Hospital began at just about 11:10 a.m., September 16, 2010 outside room 873 in the Nelson Building at the hospital. CLICK HERE TO WATCH THE VIDEO.
Police Commissioner Bealefeld III said that a health care professional spoke with Warren Davis beyond hospital room 873 about the medical reputation of Davis’ mother, Jean Davis. Jean Davis was included in the hospital space, apparently recovering from surgery. On account of federal privacy laws, specialists aren't at liberty to expose information regarding medical ailments. Off of the history accounts, however, say that Jean Davis had underwent spinal medical procedures and was left which has a weak treatment. Within the report, the doctor showcased was briefing Warren Davis of his mother’s condition and could visibly see that Warren was becoming psychologically distraught with the news. During the dialogue, government bodies say that Warren Davis removed a semi automatic pistol from his waistline band and fired a single shot on the medical professional. The doctor’s name isn't published publicly.
The doctor was hit inside abdomen and was taken into surgical treatment. Although exact character of his injuries have not been launched, government bodies say he could be supposed to make it through.
After the doctor hit bottom towards the floor within the gunshot wound, the gunman, Warren Davis ran into room 873 and barricaded themselves inside with his mother.
