One person was wounded and two people were arrested following a shooting early Wednesday morning in the lobby of a Davenport emergency room.
Police say Gsani N. Bogan, 21, shot Fasheed T. Rush, 19, in the leg at 12:47 a.m. as the two fought in the lobby of the emergency room.
Footage from hospital security cameras shows Rush punching Bogan in the face, court records state. While fighting, Bogan produced a handgun, which the pair struggled over, and fired two shots with one hitting Rush in the leg and causing property damage, according to police.
Multiple individuals were in the lobby at the time of the shooting, however, no bystanders were injured, according to the Davenport Police Department.
Bogan was charged with reckless use of a firearm, willful injury causing bodily injury, and use of a dangerous weapon in the commission of a crime.
Rush was charged with simple assault.
Bogan is scheduled to appear in court March 18, according to court records.
She remained in custody Wednesday afternoon and was being held on a $5,000 cash-only bond, according to the Scott County Jail.
Rush was not listed on the jail website. His next court date was not available as of Wednesday afternoon.
Genesis Health System issued a statement crediting its staff and Davenport police for their quick response to protect patients.
“Genesis Security contacted Davenport police; staff escorted a couple of patients in the waiting area inside the emergency department; and the emergency department went on lock-down as part of established protocols to ensure the safety of our patients and staff,” according to the statement. “We are grateful to our Genesis security staff and Davenport Police Department’s quick response and are working closely with police as they conduct their investigation.”
The health system said it was reviewing its procedures to ensure best practices are being used and was also evaluating steps that could increase safety measures in its emergency department lobbies, according to the statement.
Counseling support was also being offered to employees and patients affected by the shooting, according to Genesis.
Photos: Old Davenport YMCA building to be torn down this spring
The YMCA of the Iowa Mississippi Valley plans to tear down the old YMCA building at 606 W. 2nd St., this spring. According to YMCA leaders, people have been breaking in and sleeping there or stealing wiring in the building, such as copper. Most recently, a fire broke out last week, and a man rescued from the fire with critical injuries later died.
The YMCA of the Iowa Mississippi Valley plans to tear down the old YMCA building at 606 W. 2nd St., this spring. According to YMCA leaders, people have been breaking in and sleeping there or stealing wiring in the building, such as copper. Most recently, a fire broke out last week, and a man rescued from the fire with critical injuries later died.
The YMCA of the Iowa Mississippi Valley plans to tear down the old YMCA building at 606 W. 2nd St., this spring. According to YMCA leaders, people have been breaking in, sleeping there and stealing wiring from the building. A fire was reported last week, and a man rescued with critical injuries later died.
The YMCA of the Iowa Mississippi Valley plans to tear down the old YMCA building at 606 W. 2nd St., this spring. According to YMCA leaders, people have been breaking in and sleeping there or stealing wiring in the building, such as copper. Most recently, a fire broke out last week, and a man rescued from the fire with critical injuries later died.
The YMCA of the Iowa Mississippi Valley plans to tear down the old YMCA building at 606 W. 2nd St., this spring. According to YMCA leaders, people have been breaking in and sleeping there or stealing wiring in the building, such as copper. Most recently, a fire broke out last week, and a man rescued from the fire with critical injuries later died.
The YMCA of the Iowa Mississippi Valley plans to tear down the old YMCA building at 606 W. 2nd St., this spring. According to YMCA leaders, people have been breaking in and sleeping there or stealing wiring in the building, such as copper. Most recently, a fire broke out last week, and a man rescued from the fire with critical injuries later died.
A chair in the outside childrens play area at the former YMCA biulding. YMCA of the Iowa Mississippi Valley plans to tear down the old YMCA building at 606 W. 2nd St., this spring. According to YMCA leaders, people have been breaking in and sleeping there or stealing wiring in the building, such as copper. Most recently, a fire broke out last week, and a man rescued from the fire with critical injuries later died.
Open windows at the former YMCA in Davenport. The YMCA of the Iowa Mississippi Valley plans to tear down the old YMCA building at 606 W. 2nd St., this spring. According to YMCA leaders, people have been breaking in and sleeping there or stealing wiring in the building, such as copper. Most recently, a fire broke out last week, and a man rescued from the fire with critical injuries later died.
The YMCA of the Iowa Mississippi Valley plans to tear down the old YMCA building at 606 W. 2nd St., this spring. According to YMCA leaders, people have been breaking in and sleeping there or stealing wiring in the building, such as copper. Most recently, a fire broke out last week, and a man rescued from the fire with critical injuries later died.
Playground equipment still remains in the outdoor childrens play area at the former YMCA. The YMCA of the Iowa Mississippi Valley plans to tear down the old YMCA building at 606 W. 2nd St., this spring. According to YMCA leaders, people have been breaking in and sleeping there or stealing wiring in the building, such as copper. Most recently, a fire broke out last week, and a man rescued from the fire with critical injuries later died.
Playground equipment still remains in the outdoor childrens play area at the former YMCA. The YMCA of the Iowa Mississippi Valley plans to tear down the old YMCA building at 606 W. 2nd St., this spring. According to YMCA leaders, people have been breaking in and sleeping there or stealing wiring in the building, such as copper. Most recently, a fire broke out last week, and a man rescued from the fire with critical injuries later died.
Moline police response to the shooting that happened Friday near Hamilton Elementary
Moline police conducting their investigation Friday after morning shooting
One person was shot the morning of Friday, March 4, 2022, near the intersection of 7th Street and 32nd Avenue in Moline. Hamilton Elementary, which is nearby, was locked down while police dealt with the incident. There were yellow evidence markers visible on the sidewalk on the west side of 7th Street on either side of the intersection.
Anthony Watt
Moline police using a dog as they search the area around Friday’s shooting scene
One person was shot the morning of Friday, March 4, 2022, near the intersection of 7th Street and 32nd Avenue in Moline. Hamilton Elementary, which is nearby, was locked down while police dealt with the incident.
Anthony Watt
Moline police investigating the scene of Friday’s shooting near Hamilton Elementary
One person was shot the morning of Friday, March 4, 2022, near the intersection of 7th Street and 32nd Avenue in Moline. Hamilton Elementary, which is nearby, was locked down while police dealt with the incident.
Anthony Watt
Moline police on the scene of a shooting that happened Friday morning
Moline police have one person in custody after a shooting in Moline near Hamilton Elementary. One person was shot. The school was locked down while police investigated the attack.
Moline police investigating shooting Friday morning near Hamilton Elementary
One person was in custody and another injured after a shooting Friday, March 4, 2022, near the intersection of 7th Street and 32nd Avenue in Moline. Police used dogs as part of their efforts to investigate the attack. The school was locked down while police dealt with the incident.