An active shooter incident disrupted the morning calm Thursday at Corewell Health Beaumont Troy Hospital, just north of Detroit. Around 7:08 a.m., gunfire was reported in the hospital’s parking garage, sparking fear and confusion as staff and visitors realized someone had been shot. Authorities later confirmed the suspect was a hospital employee who opened fire on a coworker. The victim, a 25-year-old man, was shot twice in the arm and quickly taken to the emergency department. Doctors treated his injuries, and he was later listed in stable condition.

Following the shooting, the hospital immediately activated emergency protocols and went into lockdown. Staff were instructed to shelter in place, patients were moved away from exposed areas, and visitors were asked to remain where they were. Medical teams continued caring for patients while focusing on safety. A large law enforcement response quickly arrived.

Police units, SWAT teams, federal agents, drones, and canine teams secured the area, while nearby streets were closed and a perimeter was established. As a precaution, surrounding schools and neighborhoods were advised to shelter in place. Inside the hospital, normal operations paused as officers conducted a floor-by-floor search. Authorities later said the incident appeared to stem from a targeted workplace dispute rather than a random attack.

The suspect was taken into custody, and officials confirmed there was no ongoing threat. Hospital leaders later announced counseling services for staff and additional security measures. While only one person was physically injured, officials acknowledged the emotional impact on employees, patients, and the wider community following the frightening event.