An active shooter incident occurred Thursday morning at Corewell Health Beaumont Troy Hospital, just north of Detroit. The situation began around 7:08 a.m. when reports of gunfire in the hospital’s parking garage triggered panic across the campus. Emergency responders were quickly dispatched, and the hospital initiated lockdown procedures to protect patients, visitors, and staff.

Authorities later confirmed that the suspect was an employee of the hospital. The shooter allegedly targeted a coworker, a 25-year-old staff member, and fired two shots that struck the victim in the arm. While the motive behind the attack has not yet been publicly disclosed, investigators noted that both individuals worked at the same facility.

Following the shooting, the injured employee was immediately transported to the hospital’s emergency department for treatment. Medical teams responded quickly and were able to stabilize him. Hospital officials later reported that the victim remains in stable condition and is expected to recover from the injuries.

The incident temporarily disrupted normal hospital operations as the facility remained under lockdown while police secured the area. Patients, staff, and visitors were instructed to remain in safe locations until authorities confirmed there was no ongoing threat.

Law enforcement officers quickly located and apprehended the suspect without further violence. Officials stated that the investigation is ongoing, with detectives working to determine the motive and circumstances leading up to the shooting.

The event has sparked renewed concerns about workplace safety in healthcare environments. As one of the region’s major medical centers, the hospital is now reviewing its security measures and protocols in an effort to prevent similar incidents and ensure the safety of employees, patients, and visitors.