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This can't be real, guns in New York Hospitals?

They should pass a law and put up a sign maybe ...

http://abcnews.go.com/US/buffalo-hospit ... d=16564204" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

The former Army Special Forces surgeon who allegedly shot his ex-girlfriend to death at a Buffalo, N.Y. hospital

Nationwide manhunt in progress for NY surgeon
http://www.foxnews.com/us/2012/06/14/po ... man-death/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;


more at other places
http://www.google.com/search?q=hospital ... 24&bih=636" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Maybe it's just me, but isn't a trauma surgeon and military weapons expert in the Army's Special Forces a bit of an odd pair of jobs to have in the military? This guy sounds like he's going to be big trouble when someone finds him.

That's not a good way to celebrate the U.S.Army's 237th Birthday.

Somebody must have taken the "No Guns" sign down. See what happens when you don't have a sign.

C-dub wrote:This guy sounds like he's going to be big trouble when someone finds him.

I predict that when found, he will meekly surrender. IMO, he is too narcissistic to risk getting shot by the police. That's my story and I'm sticking to it.

C-dub wrote:Maybe it's just me, but isn't a trauma surgeon and military weapons expert in the Army's Special Forces a bit of an odd pair of jobs to have in the military? This guy sounds like he's going to be big trouble when someone finds him.

That's not a good way to celebrate the U.S.Army's 237th Birthday.

Their wording muddied the waters a bit. He wasn't a Special Forces surgeon. He was a former Special Forces Soldier who became a surgeon. Lots of folks make a career change at some point in their lives.

Ed4032 wrote:Somebody must have taken the "No Guns" sign down. See what happens when you don't have a sign.

3dfxMM wrote:

C-dub wrote:Maybe it's just me, but isn't a trauma surgeon and military weapons expert in the Army's Special Forces a bit of an odd pair of jobs to have in the military? This guy sounds like he's going to be big trouble when someone finds him.

That's not a good way to celebrate the U.S.Army's 237th Birthday.

Their wording muddied the waters a bit. He wasn't a Special Forces surgeon. He was a former Special Forces Soldier who became a surgeon. Lots of folks make a career change at some point in their lives.

I didn't think he held both jobs at the same time, but that's a big career change.

All a moot point now, though. They have apparently found a body that is probably his.

They found him dead.

http://abcnews.go.com/US/buffalo-shoote ... d=16577317" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

C-dub wrote:

3dfxMM wrote:Their wording muddied the waters a bit. He wasn't a Special Forces surgeon. He was a former Special Forces Soldier who became a surgeon. Lots of folks make a career change at some point in their lives.

I didn't think he held both jobs at the same time, but that's a big career change.

I heard he started off as a SF weapons specialist them became a SF medic. From there it's not that big of a leap to use GI benefits to go to school for a civilian career in trauma medicine.

What about the one-armed man.......?

XinTX wrote:What about the one-armed man.......?

A little late for that alibi.

Did the one armed man shoot the surgeon too?

tacticool wrote:Did the one armed man shoot the surgeon too?

I am sure he wasn't an unarmed man.

I'm stumped.