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CONCORD, N.H. �
The victim of a shooting at New Hampshire Hospital in Concord on Friday
afternoon has been identified, officials with the New Hampshire attorney
general's office announced.

Bradley Haas, 63, of Franklin, was shot just after 3:30 p.m. Friday.
Officials said CPR was performed on Haas, who was taken to a hospital
but died of his injuries. He was a New Hampshire Department of Safety
security officer and died in the line of duty.

Haas previously served as chief of the Franklin Police Department. He
served that department for 28 years, beginning first as a patrol
officer. Before his stint with Franklin police, Haas served for three
years as a military police officer in the U.S. Army, officials said.

Officials said a New Hampshire State Police trooper assigned at the
hospital immediately shot and killed the suspect, who investigators are
not identifying at this time. Officials said the name of the trooper
will not be released until a formal interview is conducted.

Police said they searched and cleared a suspicious box truck near the
shooting scene and determined the box truck does no represent a safety
risk. Police earlier said the vehicle was examined by the State Police
Bomb Squad.

Investigators said autopsies will be scheduled for Saturday.

>> Raw aerial video: Law enforcement agencies at scene of reported
>> shooting at New Hampshire Hospital

New Hampshire State Police Col. Mark Hall said the shooting was
contained to the front lobby, and there was no threat to the general
public.

No patients at the hospital were injured, Hall said. A call center --
which can be reached by calling 603-271-3004 -- has been established by
the state Department of Health and Human Services for family members of
patients at New Hampshire Hospital. The call center will remain open
until further notice, officials said.

>> Video: Workers, residents shaken by shooting at New Hampshire
>> Hospital

Sources told News 9 that police received calls about an active shooter
at about 3:40 p.m. A state trooper working in the hospital at the time
reported that shots were fired in the lobby.

Several employees of the hospital heard the shots and locked themselves
in closets, sources told News 9.

A worker who was inside the hospital who did not want to be identified
told News 9 that they were leaving for the day and were in the lobby
when police in tactical gear told them to get back. The worker ran back
to their office and hid under their desk.

As hospital workers were led from the building, some could be seen
crying and hugging each other.

>> Related: What to know about New Hampshire Hospital, its campus

"This afternoon, there was an incident at New Hampshire Hospital, which
has been contained," Gov. Chris Sununu said. "While the scene remains
active as the campus is cleared, the suspect is deceased. The state
immediately mobilized, and first responders and law enforcement are on
the scene. We will provide as many details as possible as this situation
unfolds."

Hall said people should avoid the area as the investigation continues.

New Hampshire Hospital is a secure, inpatient psychiatric hospital, and
all visitors must go through metal detectors. A police officer is always
on duty. There are 184 staffed psychiatric beds in the facility.

The hospital is on a 120-acre campus that's home to many large state
agencies, including the Department of Health and Human Services, the
Department of Education, the Public Utility Commission and others.

Officials will hold a news conference at 10 a.m. Saturday with updates
regarding the shooting investigation.

https://www.wmur.com/article/new-hampshire-hospital-shooting-victim-ident
ified/45879979