Hennepin County Medical Center

You know, I will make a tangible impact by delivering results on issue that current commissioner has failed to address.

You know, first, I will protect the HCMC.

uh not bankrupted like the current commissioner scmc is the number one trauma center in minnesota and it needs long-term cost-sharing solutions beyond the current state bill out you know at the same time we cannot continue asking our district to be to foot the bills, right? And, you know, and put financial burdens to District 3 when it's already unaffordable, you know, including myself and so many families.

And number two is delivering results.

know when we are planning.

So that's my first, my stand and my first hundred days on my office if I get elected.

And then I want to bore down just a little bit on HCMC because, again, it's so important.

And you've already mentioned it a little bit.

Moved to Minnesota in like 2001.

Worked at HCMC in Minneapolis and the surrounding communities for a couple years and then came to Cottage Grove and became a house officer.

No kidding.

It's fantastic.

Yeah

... we had to, we, we didn't know if we should call, uh, the Hennepin County Medical Center and have her taken out.

Right.

And then about three minutes later, she was back up, kinda like ants.

Multiple victims were in the apartment complex lobby before the cops even showed up.

One person who was shot died after they were taken to Hennepin County Medical Center.

Another one died at the scene and police have not yet identified those people who have died.

Let's see.

But for their heroic work, the death toll would have been far higher.

In all, HCMC says it took in seven patients.

One died.

Six are still being treated.

Police responded just after 4.30 p.m. to 911 calls about gunshots at an apartment building on East Grant Street near Nicollet Avenue.

Both police and the suspect fired shots at one another on an upper floor.

HCMC says it took in seven patients.

One died and six are still being treated.

But for their heroic work, the death toll would have been far higher.

In all, HCMC says it took in seven patients.

One died.

Six are still being treated.

Police responded just after 4.30 p.m. to 911 calls about gunshots at an apartment building on East Grant Street near Nicollet Avenue.

Both police and the suspect fired shots at one another on an upper floor.

HCMC says it took in seven patients.

One died and six are still being treated.

Parton said it was not immediately clear how the shooter died.

Hennepin County Medical Center said it received seven patients but didn't share information about the conditions of the wounded.

Julius Bailey was sitting outside his apartment building when he heard gunshots and saw a man he recognized as a resident of the building holding a pistol.

Bailey said he heard a woman screaming and immediately started running away.