Shots fired near Rush Copley Medical Center in Aurora
The Aurora Police Department on Sunday night continued to investigate reports of shots fired near Rush Copley Medical Center, which caused a precautionary lockdown at the hospital.
Around 5:15 p.m. Sunday, police received numerous calls of shots being fired near the hospital, located at 2000 Ogden Ave., Aurora, including a call from the hospital itself.
Preliminary information indicted the shots possibly had been fired from a nearby roadway, according to Aurora Police Department media relations.
Police secured the scene about 10 minutes after the alert. The hospital lockdown lasted approximately a half-hour before it was lifted.
As of 6:47 p.m. officers remained on the scene conducting the investigation. No injuries were reported.
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