[American Constitutionalist]

Heard this on the Mark Levin show some woman was on and said that those who were injured ? the visitors who came to see their loved ones were told to leave and now allowed in.
And those visitors who were already there with them were told to leave.

Sounds like a cover up ?

[Alberta's Child]

Might be standard practice in a situation like this.

In New Jersey a few months ago there were reports of a gunman on the loose not far from a hospital. A friend of mine who was visiting a patient was questioned at the door of the hospital and was not allowed to trsvel in the hospital corridor to the patient's room without a security escort.

[surroundedbyblue]

In September, 2001, I was working at the Shock Trauma Center in Baltimore. In the few hours after the mayhem ensued on 9/11, we kicked all visitors & non-essential personnel out of the hospital. Sounds like standard operating procedure tome. I wouldn’t read anything into it

[jeffc]

...the visitors who came to see their loved ones were told to leave and now allowed in.

If true, there better be more reports on this. If it was you not being allowed to see a loved one, would you or would you not seek out the media to get this info out? I know I would, and I wouldn't stop trying to get it out until I was on a prime-time news show telling my story.

[SuziQ]

Sounds like a cover up?

Sounds more like they wanted less chaos in the hospital.