"The San Francisco Chronicle reports, that staff had raised concerns about the suspect, who had threatened multiple staff members weeks before the incident. And on the day of the stabbing, the suspect reportedly went to the San Francisco City Clinic in the SOMA neighborhood to look for a doctor he was targeting. When the doctor wasn't there - the suspect went to SF General."
""Members have been raising safety concerns for a long time. Workers have been complaining about safety for years. This is something that should have never happened," said social worker, Juliette Suarez. RELATED: Social worker fatally stabbed at SF General Hospital; suspect arrested: authorities Union leaders are calling for a hospital security review. The California Department of Public Health says it is conducting a full investigation into the incident."
A 51-year-old counselor, Alberto Rangel, was fatally stabbed at Zuckerberg San Francisco General Hospital. The suspect had previously threatened multiple staff members, prompting long-standing safety concerns among hospital workers. On the day of the attack the suspect went to the San Francisco City Clinic in SOMA searching for a targeted doctor; when that doctor was not present the suspect went to SF General. Union leaders are calling for a hospital security review. San Francisco District Attorney Brooke Jenkins addressed the incident. The California Department of Public Health is conducting a full investigation into the circumstances.
Read at ABC7 San Francisco
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