
We will continue to work closely with law enforcement during their investigation. In light of this tragic incident, we are offering counseling support for impacted employees and patients. Jefferson does not permit weapons on any of its campuses.

"Each Jefferson location has policies, procedures, ongoing training and drills to mitigate safety risks. "We have comprehensive, consistent security measures and processes in place to ensure the safety of our patients, students, staff and visitor," the statement said. "We are also very proud of the professionalism and dedication of our colleagues, who despite this tragic incident, continued to carry out their duties taking care of their patients and each other," the hospital said. We also value the bravery of our security guards, as well as Philadelphia police who were injured in apprehending the suspect." The hospital said in a statement, "Our hearts are broken as we stand together to remember our colleague and recognize his teammates who tried to save him and protect other patients in the area. Police searched a box truck the suspect was driving and found a gun, scrub pants and body armor, law enforcement said. The 55-year-old suspect is expected to survive, police said. The suspect, who was wearing body armor and carrying multiple weapons, was struck by officers in the upper body and the neck, police said.
