Nurse arrested for allegedly bringing gun to Lifespan hospital

A nurse was arrested July 31 at The Miriam Hospital in Providence, R.I., after she was found in possession of a gun, police told CBS affiliate WPRI.

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The nurse was not present when the gun was detected in the hospital’s emergency room. Another nurse seized the gun and turned it over to security, a hospital guard told police, according to ABC affiliate WLNE.

The nurse was taken into custody and charged with possession of a firearm without a license.

“Yesterday a nonsecurity professional was found to have brought a firearm into one of our hospitals while on duty, and as a result was terminated for violation of Lifespan policy,” a spokesperson for Providence-based Lifespan, which operates The Miriam Hospital, told WPRI.

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