A fatal shooting occurred over the weekend. The incident involved a security guard and a 31-year-old man who had arrived at a hospital seeking medical attention. He had expressed thoughts of self-harm, but later pulled a knife and was shot after attempting to retrieve it.
The events that unfolded are under review. A grand jury will determine whether the security guard will face charges.
Further details about the incident are available, including the events that led up to the shooting and the response of the security team.
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