Full NYPD Bronx Dispatch Scanner Audio Mass Shooting at Bronx Lebanon Hospital Center
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- A gunman identified as a doctor opened fire with an assault rifle inside the Bronx-Lebanon Hospital in New York City on Friday, killing a woman and wounding at least six other people before killing himself, law enforcement officials said.
The shooter was identified as Dr. Henry Bello, who previously worked at the hospital, two law enforcement officials told CNN.
Police officers found the gunman, who was wearing a white lab coat and carrying ID, dead on the hospital's 17th floor. He died of what appeared to be a self-inflicted gunshot wound, New York City Police Commissioner James O'Neill said at a news briefing.
The body of a woman who was shot was found near his body, O'Neill said. The woman's name was not immediately released.
Six people were wounded on the 16th floor, and five of those are in serious condition from gunshot wounds, O'Neill said.
The hospital's fire alarm system went off during the siege, apparently because the shooter tried to set himself on fire, O'Neill said.
The FBI said the shooting did not appear to be an act of terrorism. New York Mayor Bill de Blasio called it an act of work-related violence.
Bronx-Lebanon Hospital Report a map error The shooting started a little before 3 p.m. ET at the 972-bed hospital, one of the largest providers of outpatient services in New York. Video images from the scene showed hospital employees and others coming out of the hospital's main entrance, their hands in the air, and crossing the street toward awaiting police officers.
Scenes from the hospital Krystal Rivera, a 23-year-old patient at the hospital, said she was with her hospital roommate, a visitor and a nurse from the floor when they heard gunshots. "I barricaded the door with an IV machine, two chairs and my whole bed," Rivera said. The visitor looked out and saw a man wearing a green top and a white lab coat and saw that he had a rifle, she said.
In an Instagram video, patient Francisco Bodon said he was stranded in a hot hospital room. "Here in the room three nurses are hiding in the bathroom. We haven't been able to leave ... We have a little water at least. I'm hiding here with an injured hand and I had leg surgery. The nurses are hiding and they're telling me to keep my voice down. When will this end?"
"Why do people do these stupid things? People don't think," Bodon said. "There is no air conditioning. It's hot. I hope they got him."
Hospitals have been the site of active shooting situations in recent years.
In January 2015, a patient's family member shot and killed cardiac surgeon Michael Davidson before the shooter killed himself at Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston.
And in Florida last July, a man entered a patient's room and opened fire, killing an elderly female patient and a female hospital worker, police said. A suspect was taken into custody.
Great job by the dispatcher. Very well done, great job by units staying off the air when not needed
excellent work by the dispatcher
Marc Friedberg I agree
Dispatcher did a hell of a job. I don't know how she heard anything. I get people get excited but these cops are trained and should not everyone needs tone on the radio at same time especially if u know where the officer is. Get off the damn radio & allow dispatch to get her questions answered so she can direct the other emergency vehicles to the correct spots. And I don't care if it was a stolen radio u respond anyway. Never take the chance with a cops life..or any life for that matter
Sorry for some wrong words above. Damn autocorrect when typing fast. But u get my point of what I was saying. All that matters.
Is it possible for u to upload the audio transmissions from the 44 Pct for this incident?
Good call by the 46 family by responding with out waiting for authorization or a level 1 to be called since the incident wasnin confines of 44
Why is the dispatcher's background so freaking loud? I get that it's busy but LAPD and other big cities are also busy, but they're not as chaotic as NYPD on major incidents. This CANNOT be conducive to efficient police work on-scene.
They need reinforcements more then talking at the scene because they could just talk to the people
My mom worked at Bronx Leb from 2008-2012 as a sonographer on the 14th floor
Wow! I used to work there in 1982 as Respiratory Therapist. That was my first job when I graduated from NYU. Security was tight at the hospital back then.
This is amazing work! Wow! Damn!!!
I am 2 Blocks Away From This Hospital
GOOD JOB DISPATCHER !!!!
What was up with that completely erroneous description of the shooter? Black male dressed in all black?? The (correctly black) doctor was wearing a green OR scrub top and a white lab coat. Also, he had worked at that hospital so why didn't anybody recognize him? Oh well, I hope all the injured patients survived but undoubtedly some of them will have long and painful recoveries to suffer through.
I walked into this as I came off of the train...the guy had a high powered rifle
KCBS 2 and KCAL 9 gotten the information from WCBS 2 WLNY TV 10/55 WNBC 4 WABC 7 WNYW 5 and Time Warner Cable New York 1 as well as CNN and FOX News about this situation but KCBS broadcasted the Breaking News story on KCAL 9
was that you.?
i was in the ER when this happend the whole hospital was evacuated
edgelock are you an actor?
Terrence LaMont Bellows nope this was not a false flag there were no paid actors
The best
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This job is not easy
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Very good central