This Is Not a Future Risk
It Is Happening Now
and Becoming a Liability!
Most workplace violence incidents are never formally reported — leaving organizations exposed to risk they cannot see, document, or address.
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It is a National Pattern
Federal data confirms what the headlines show: workplace violence is one of the leading causes of occupational injury and death in the United States; and it remains widely underreported.
Named Workplaces
Real Consequences
Public sources. Verified reports. Each incident reflects a prevention gap that a layered program is designed to close.
Domestic Dispute Escalates to Shooting Inside Cypress Kroger Store
Shots were fired inside a Fairfield Marketplace Kroger during business hours, leaving two men in critical condition. Harris County Precinct 4 deputies responded to the reported active shooter and took the suspect into custody in under two minutes; preliminary findings indicated the shooting stemmed from a domestic disturbance between the two men. No bystanders were injured. The store closed for the investigation and Kroger initiated counseling services for its associates.
Workplace Shooting at Carrollton Business Plaza Over Financial Dispute
A gunman opened fire at a Carrollton, Texas business plaza after a $75,000 financial dispute escalated into deadly violence; three people were killed and two injured across the workplace and an apartment complex. Classified by authorities as workplace violence; the dispute had been unresolved for months.
Officer Killed in Shooting Inside Endeavor Swedish Hospital
A suspect being treated under police escort obtained a weapon and opened fire inside Endeavor Health Swedish Hospital; one Chicago Police officer was killed and another critically wounded. The incident renewed national questions about how weapons enter clinical environments and whether hospital workflows account for in-custody patients.
Murder-Suicide Inside Baptist Health Brookwood Hospital
A domestic murder-suicide inside the hospital’s Women’s Medical Center killed a new mother and her husband, renewing urgent questions about how firearms enter medical facilities and what visitor screening exists on maternity floors.
Office Tower Shooting at 345 Park Avenue — NFL Headquarters
A gunman wearing body armor entered a Midtown Manhattan office tower and opened fire with a rifle, killing four people. The shooter left a note and had a documented history; experts noted pre-incident warning signs.
Workplaces Were the #1 Setting for Mass Shootings in 2025
Workplaces accounted for roughly 28% of mass shooting locations in 2025: the single most common setting, ahead of schools. Your organization is statistically more likely to be the site of a mass shooting than a school.