Shoot Buffalo MN Authorities arrest the person responsible and remove an explosive
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Five people were critically injured in a shooting on Tuesdayor at a clinic in Buffalo, Minnesota, Wright County spokesman John Holler said.
The events took place in Allina Health Care Clinic in Buffalo, a city of about 16,000 people 40 miles northwest of Minnepolis.
Near At 11 o’clock in the morning, the local police received notice of the shooting at the clinic, after which the police mobilized in the area. The alleged perpetrator was arrested and ambulances and doctors arrived to treat the injured, including three who were taken for treatment.
While the spokesman mentioned that there is no bomb, CNN reported that police personnel he removed an object from inside the clinic and placed it on a Minnesota patrol unit.
Star Tribune reported that there was indeed an explosion inside the clinic, citing emergency police audits.
The images broadcast by local television stations show that the windows of the building’s facade had several photos.
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Hours after the events, Buffalo police chief Pat Budke revealed the perpetrator’s identity.
Gregory Ulrich, Aged 67, is the so-called perpetrator of the attack on the clinic. “There is a history that he was not satisfied with the medical care he received” and it was a premeditated attack on the clinic or a person in the clinic, although the investigation did not determine the exact cause. What they reported was that he was a person who already had a criminal record.
Police also found several artifacts in a room at Super Motel 6 that housed Ulrich, according to reports from CNN.
Ulrich is expected to appear before a judge on Thursday to rule.