Police urged residents to stay away after “a shooting was reported Thursday morning” near Corewell Health Beaumont Troy Hospital, north of Detroit. The incident began around 7:08 a.m., with early reports pointing to the parking garage. Emergency teams and law enforcement arrived quickly, and the hospital was placed on lockdown while officers secured the scene.

Authorities later confirmed the suspect was “a hospital employee,” and the victim was also a staff member, described as “a 25-year-old coworker.” Officials have not yet explained what led to the shooting, and the motive remains unclear as the investigation continues.

The injured employee was rushed to the hospital’s emergency department. According to officials, he was stabilized and “remains in stable condition,” with expectations of recovery. This quick response helped prevent further harm, even as the situation caused concern among staff and visitors.

The event temporarily disrupted hospital operations. Normal activity was paused as safety measures were enforced, and people inside were asked to remain in secure areas. Police later confirmed they “took the suspect into custody without further incident,” bringing the immediate threat under control.

Investigators are now reviewing the events leading up to the shooting, including whether there were any warning signs. The incident has raised fresh concerns about safety in healthcare settings, and the hospital is expected to reassess its security procedures to better protect “patients, employees, and visitors in the future.”