Gunshot wounds

An employee was walking to his car in the parking lot when he was shot in the abdomen by a former coworker who had been terminated a few days earlier.

A sales person was walking down a city street while coming from or going to a customer’s business/home when a man robbed and shot the employee in the stomach. The employee required surgery.

An HVAC technician was returning from lunch to a maintenance job at a home. He was showing a 9-millimeter firearm to another employee when it discharged, shooting him in the left leg. He was hospitalized with a wound to the knee and thigh.

At about 7:05 a.m. on March 25, 2020, a McDonald’s employee shot five times by another employee. The employee was hospitalized.

An employee was conducting a walk-around, inspecting a house to see where to install a satellite dish, when a neighbor from 120 yards away saw him, thought he was trying to break in, and started shooting at him. He was shot in the left bicep, requiring hospitalization and surgery.

An employee was preparing for breakfast in a kitchen restaurant. The employee was shot twice in the head and once in the shoulder.

An employee was shot in the back and stomach while delivering mail.

An employee was conducting surveillance to make an arrest when his firearm discharged into his thigh.

An employee was delivering a package to a residential address when a masked man approached the employee and shot him in the ankle with a gun.

An employee was working the cash register at the front of the store. A masked person entered the store and demanded money. As the employee turned to open the cash register, the person shot the employee twice in the stomach.