Alabama Nurse Shot Dead in Hospital Parking Lot; Husband Heard Final Plea

Ada Doss DCH Regional Medical Center Tuscaloosa

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Ada Doss, 27, a nurse at DCH Regional Medical Center in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, was shot dead in the hospital parking lot on May 12.
Her husband, Drew, heard her plead for her life over the phone before the shooting.
A lawsuit filed by Drew alleges negligence by the hospital (DCH Health Care Authority), the alleged shooter (Matthew Taylor), and the security provider (Allied Universal Security Services), claiming they failed to address Taylor's manic behavior despite warnings.

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An Alabama nurse’s husband was forced to listen as she pleaded for her life before being shot dead, according to a lawsuit. Ada Doss, 27, was killed in the parking lot of the DCH Regional Medical Center in Tuscaloosa on May 12. [...] Allied Universal Security Services told The Independent that it will not comment on pending legislation.

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