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Several people shot, bomb reported at Buffalo clinic

Gunfire at a health clinic wounded at least five people in Wright County and was followed by a bomb exploding late Tuesday morning.

The scene is the Allina Health Clinic in Buffalo on Crossroads Campus Drive, according to police, who were called there about 10:55 a.m.

Up to five people are said to be seriously wounded, and a male suspect has been detained, according to emergency dispatch audio.

A female with three gunshot wounds was taken by air ambulance to North Memorial Health Hospital in Robbinsdale, where two others also were transported, emergency medical personnel were heard saying on dispatch audio. Two others were taken to Allina-operated Buffalo Hospital, the audio continued.

About 30 minutes later, a bomb went off in the family medicine and urgent care clinic, the dispatch audio revealed. That explosion forced responding emergency medical personnel to relocate, the audio disclosed.

“We just had a bomb go off in the clinic,” according to the dispatch audio. “They’re evacuating the clinic parking lot, so we’re going to go stage back at the child-care center we originally staged at.”

A news conference is scheduled for 3 p.m. at Buffalo police headquarters.

State Bureau of Criminal Apprehension special agents and crime scene personnel are en route to assist in the investigation of the “shooting incident involving multiple victims,” said agency spokeswoman Jill Oliveira.

A spokesman for the full Allina Health system was heading to the scene early Tuesday afternoon to assess the situation and possibly disclose further details.

There also was a “high suspicion” of a bomb threat directed at a Super 8 hotel about a mile south of the clinic, the dispatch audio disclosed, but its relationship to the shooting was not immediately clear.

Authorities have since imposed a flight ban over the area, according to the dispatch audio.

Paul Walsh • 612-673-4482

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Fultondale devastated by possible tornado: ‘Like a bomb went off’

Severe weather left significant storm damage across the city of Fultondale Monday night.

Fultondale Police Chief D.P. Smith said there are downed trees and overturned cars in the Walker Chapel, Indian Valley Road and Carson Road areas.

It is unknown at this point if there have been any injuries.

Dave Moerbe, senior pastor at Good Shepherd Lutheran Church in Gardendale and his son, 18-year-old Sam, rushed to their old neighborhood in Fultondale when they heard of the devastation there.

The area – Georgetown Lane – is near Black Creek Park.

The Moerbe family lived there until about a year ago.

”It looks like a bomb went off,’’ said Sam.

He said roughly 80 percent of the houses in the neighborhood have roof damage, and about 20 percent of those have collapsed.

All of the trees in Black Creek Park have been toppled, father and son said, and cars have been moved around if not overturned.

“It’s just devastating,” Dave Moerbe said.

“There are 45 homes in this community and all of them have some damage. … Debris is everywhere,’’ he said. “We pulled one lady out of back window because she couldn’t get out.”

The National Weather Service in Birmingham has said it a confirmed tornado was headed from Fultondale toward the Center Point area.

According to Jefferson County EMA, there is storm damage on the ground stretching from Fultondale to Center Point.

The NWS has urged Alabamians to have a way to receive weather warnings overnight.

This is a developing story and will be updated.

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