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得梅因两名邮政工作人员遭枪击;第三人逃离时受伤

一名女性员工在主要邮局附近被拘留。三名受伤的同事正在医院接受治疗;警方最初表示,他们的伤势看起来没有生命危险。

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周四上午,两名邮政工作人员在得梅因工作场所内遭枪击,第三人在试图躲避枪火时跌倒受伤。枪击发生在该市主要邮局,三人事后均在医院接受治疗。警方在附近拘留了一名在该设施工作的成年女性。⁠2

得梅因警察局警长保罗·帕里泽克表示,伤势看起来没有生命危险。这是员工接受治疗期间作出的初步评估,并非最终医疗预后,也不代表有人已出院。伤者是两名女性和一名男性;现有报道无法确定谁是枪伤、谁是在跌倒中受伤。⁠2

他们都在医院;目前正在接受治疗。

警长保罗·帕里泽克 6

截至当地时间2026年11月5日中午左右,警方已确保建筑安全,邻近学区也已解除对进出采取的预防性限制。但警方尚未公开查明枪击发生的原因。嫌疑人尚未公开确认身份,现有报道也未确认任何具体刑事指控。⁠2⁠31

枪击发生在美国邮政署邮件处理与分发设施的二楼,地址为第二大道1165号,位于市中心以北。这栋四层建筑设有区域邮件分拣业务和对公众开放的柜台;枪击发生在楼上的员工专用区域。梅西医疗中心就在街对面,部分伤者自行前往医院。⁠2⁠6⁠9

在建筑外拘留嫌疑人

上午约9:10,邮局内发出了多通紧急求助电话。目击者协助警员确认涉嫌枪击者的身份,随后该人在邮政大楼外、附近235号州际公路桥下被拘留。帕里泽克称,拘留发生在最初报告后11分钟,也就是上午约9:21,不过报告时间本身是约数。⁠9⁠2

《独立报》援引《得梅因纪事报》报道称,缓刑巡逻警员在附近一条自行车道上拘留了这名女性。这一说法与KCCI所述的桥下拘留地点,都表明事发地点在邮局附近,而非邮局内。⁠1⁠2

参与响应的机构包括得梅因警察局、普莱森特希尔警察局、波尔克县警长办公室和爱荷华州巡逻队。警员搜查了建筑,警方宣布现场已安全。⁠1

KCCI和CBS新闻引述帕里泽克的话称,警员在接到报告后三分钟内赶到。《独立报》则称,首名警员在派遣后三分半钟抵达。这些时间间隔的起算描述略有不同;它们说明警员在几分钟内赶到,但无法据此确定一个精确一致的响应时间。⁠2⁠6⁠1

这起紧急事件还影响了得梅因公立学校附近的三栋建筑。上午约9:20,警方通知学区,卡弗小学、DMPS欢迎中心和中央营养中心进入安全状态。作为预防措施,任何人都不得进出这些建筑。这是对附近发生暴力事件的应对,并不意味着这些设施遭到袭击。⁠2

KCCI转载的学区详细声明区分了之后的两次通知:上午9:30,警方告知工作人员嫌疑人在附近被拘留;上午10时,警方表示可以安全恢复进出。随后,三栋建筑均解除安全状态。两次通知都不应被误认为是警员拘留该名女性的时间。⁠2

当天上午的时间线也纠正了已发布报道中的一项重大错误。《独立报》在11月5日的报道中,将警方响应时间写成了晚上9:10。KCCI和CBS新闻当天报道的时间约为上午9:10,与学区限制措施在上午10时结束的时间相符。这起枪击发生在周四上午,并非晚间事件。⁠1⁠2⁠6

拘留嫌疑人并未解释暴力事件

州长金·雷诺兹表示,她一直在与公共安全部保持联系。她在一份公开声明中说:“涉嫌枪击者已被拘留,调查仍在进行中。”她还感谢执法人员迅速采取行动。⁠24

市长康妮·博森称赞了响应机构,并表示该市牵挂伤者及所有其他受到影响的人。参议员查克·格拉斯利也感谢执法人员和急救人员,并表达了对受影响者的关切。⁠2⁠6

拘留嫌疑人回答了一个紧迫的问题:涉嫌枪击者在哪里。但这并未说明枪击的起因。截稿时间约为中午,当时警方尚未公布得到证实的作案动机。嫌疑人和伤者都在该设施工作这一事实,并不能证明存在职场积怨、个人纠纷或任何其他解释。⁠2⁠31

对伤者而言,接下来最重要的消息是医疗情况:他们的治疗和康复进展如何。对调查而言,关键则是确认身份、决定是否提出指控,以及查明楼上发生了什么的证据。建筑已得到安全确认,邻近学区的限制措施也已结束;这些结果不应与伤者的康复或对暴力事件的完整说明混为一谈。

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  1. Gunfire wounded two postal workers inside their workplace.
  2. A third worker was hurt in a fall while escaping. All three are receiving hospital care, and police have a woman employee in custody. Nearby school district buildings temporarily stopped anyone entering or leaving.
  3. What led a postal employee to open fire inside the building is still unknown.
  4. The shooting happened on the second floor of the main post office in Des Moines, just north of downtown. Police detained the suspected shooter outside the building, under the nearby Interstate 235 bridge.
  5. Police say the suspect is an adult woman who worked at the postal facility. Witnesses helped point her out to officers. The three injured workers were two women and one man.
  6. Two employees suffered gunshot wounds. One more was injured in a fall while escaping the gunfire. All three worked at the facility, and all three were being treated at local hospitals.
  7. Des Moines police Sergeant Paul Parizek said the injuries didn't appear life-threatening. That was his early assessment while the workers were receiving care. He said, “They're all at the hospital; they are being cared for right now.”
  8. The four-story building houses a regional mail-sorting operation and a public walk-in service counter. The gunfire occurred in an employee-only area upstairs. MercyOne Medical Center stands across the street, and some injured workers made their own way to hospital.
  9. Multiple emergency calls came from inside the building. Des Moines police responded alongside Pleasant Hill police, the Polk County Sheriff's Office and the Iowa State Patrol. Officers searched the building and declared the scene secure.
  10. Police received the shooting calls around nine-ten Thursday morning, November fifth. The response unfolded before nearby school district buildings reopened at ten that morning. The evening time circulating for this shooting conflicts with that sequence.
  11. Parizek said officers were at the scene within three minutes of the report. Another first-officer estimate was three and a half minutes after dispatch. Those intervals use different starting descriptions, but both put officers there within minutes.
  12. Police put the woman's detention eleven minutes after the initial report. Witnesses helped identify her near the post office. Probation patrol officers were involved in taking her into custody in the bridge area, also described as a nearby bike trail.
  13. The school precautions reached three nearby buildings. Around nine-twenty, police notified Des Moines Public Schools, and Carver Elementary School, the district's Welcome Center and its Central Nutrition Center entered Secure status. That meant nobody could enter or leave those buildings.
  14. The district received word of a suspect in custody nearby at nine-thirty. Police gave the all-clear for entry and exit at ten, and the district lifted Secure at all three buildings. Those were precautionary restrictions following the post office shooting.
  15. The district's custody notification came after the detention described by police. Officers had already taken the woman into custody eleven minutes after the first shooting report.
  16. Governor Kim Reynolds contacted the Department of Public Safety and confirmed custody. Mayor Connie Boesen praised the rapid response. Senator Chuck Grassley thanked first responders. Both the mayor and senator expressed concern for those affected, while Parizek described the workers' hospital care.
  17. Reynolds said, “The suspected shooter is in custody and the investigation is ongoing.” Boesen said her concern was for the injured and everyone else affected by the violence.
  18. By about noon, the woman remained in custody, and the neighboring district buildings had resumed entry and exit. Police hadn't publicly identified the suspect. The three injured employees were receiving hospital treatment, with police still describing their injuries as apparently non-life-threatening.
  19. Officers had secured the building, but police hadn't said what led to the gunfire.

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