Mayor: Western Psych Shooter Had 2 Guns, Acted Alone
More details have been revealed about the deadly shooting at Western Psychiatric Institute and Clinic this afternoon.
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More details have been revealed about the deadly shooting at Western Psychiatric Institute and Clinic this afternoon.
A woman who was inside Western Psych during the shooting is telling her story. The woman did not want her name used. "[I] was just standing at Western Psych and this gentleman came in and just started opening fire," she said.
Police went door to door in Western Psychiatric Institute and Clinic, making sure there was no second gunman. As floors were cleared, some employees were allowed to leave.
Authorities say two people are dead and seven were injured in a shooting at Western Psychiatric Institute & Clinic in Oakland this afternoon.
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