One man died and two others remained in critical but stable condition after three men suffering from stab wounds and a gunshot wound were dropped off outside Kaiser Permanente Baldwin Hills-Crenshaw Medical Center in Los Angeles on Monday afternoon, authorities said.
Los Angeles Fire Department paramedics responded at approximately 4:50 p.m. after the three men were brought to the medical facility. All three were reported to be in critical condition when emergency crews arrived.
Because the Kaiser Permanente facility was not a designated trauma center, the men were transported to another hospital for further treatment.
One Victim Dies From Gunshot Wound
According to the Los Angeles Police Department, two of the men had stab wounds, while the third had suffered a gunshot wound.
The man with the gunshot wound later died from his injuries. The other two victims remained in critical but stable condition, according to the information released by authorities.
Officials have not released the victims’ identities or additional details about their injuries.
Police Investigating Circumstances of Attack
Los Angeles police are investigating the incident, but several key details remain unknown.
Investigators had not identified a suspect or released a description of anyone who may have been involved. Authorities also had not determined what led to the violence or where the attack occurred.
Although the three men were dropped off at the medical center, police have not confirmed whether the injuries were inflicted at that location or elsewhere.
The investigation remains ongoing as authorities work to establish the circumstances surrounding the incident.
Further information about the victims, a possible suspect and the location of the attack had not been released at the time of the initial report.
