Baylor University Medical Center police officer shoots at driver who rammed him
Dallas TX June 1 2019
No one was hurt after a Baylor University Medical Center police officer opened fire at a man driving a stolen vehicle Friday morning in Dallas, police say.
The shooting happened before 7:30 a.m. Friday in a parking lot of the Baylor Scott & White Heart and Vascular Center, where Dallas police said Baylor officers were called to investigate a person seen slumped over the inside of a vehicle.
When the officers approached the vehicle the driver quickly reversed the car, striking the officers, police said. Dallas police said that is when one of the officers fired his weapon toward the vehicle. The officers were not hurt.
Dallas police found the vehicle parked at an apartment complex nearby. The driver, who hasn’t been identified, was arrested and appeared unharmed, police said. The vehicle he was in was reported stolen in Plano last month.
Baylor released the following statement:
Earlier this morning there was an incident in a parking lot on our campus involving an individual and one of our police officers. There were no injuries and our hospital remains open. Baylor Scott & White Police Department and Dallas Police Department are currently investigating.
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