Report of gunman at Loma Linda Hospital believed to be swatting call prompts 100-plus officer response
Investigators believe a Wednesday evening, March 12, call about an armed man in the children’s section of the Loma Linda University Medical Center that prompted evacuations and a response of 100-plus officers from across the region was a hoax, authorities said. There were no injuries, and no gunshots fired, they said.
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Hyundai Continues Working With The Children's Hospital Of Los Angeles To Improve Child SafetyStill, despite these advancements, there’s plenty of work to be done, and Hyundai is doing it. On March 12, the South Korean ...
Hyundai Motor America announced the continuation of its partnership with Children's Hospital Los Angeles (CHLA) to strengthen ...
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Swatting call draws heavy police presence at Loma Linda hospital, report of armed suspect unfoundedAn initial report of an armed suspect inside Loma Linda University Children's Hospital that prompted a large police response resulted to be a swatting call.
Are 16 pediatric beds enough in a county of 831,000 people? Doctors, nurses and parents worry about the answer.
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With more than 40 years of experience — and a track record of leading six Magnet-designated hospitals — Dr. Johnson is at the helm of CHLA's nursing strategy. In a recent conversation with Becker's, ...
Hyundai continues its partnership with Childrens Hospital Los Angeles, donating $100,000 to improve child passenger and pedestrian safety.
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Gunman rumors draw law enforcement response at a California children's hospital; No one hurtThe BriefReports of a possible gunman drew heavy law enforcement response at a children's hospital in Southern California.The Loma Linda University children's hospital was cleared by deputies, but no ...
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