Gunshot victim stumbles into Birmingham’s Arrington Middle School, sparks lockdown

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A Birmingham school was put on lockdown briefly Thursday when a gunshot victim stumbled in the lobby.

It turns out the man had been shot several days ago and had just left the hospital against medical advice. Sgt. Monica Law said the situation was quickly resolved and no one at Arrington Medical School was ever in danger.

The first call when out at 8:21 a.m. and officers responded to the school on Jefferson Avenue.

Police learned the man, who has cognitive issues, had previously been shot was being treated at Princeton Baptist Medical Center.

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