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   A deranged gunman with a rifle and a handgun who killed four   
   people at an Oklahoma medical building targeted a doctor who   
   previously operated on him “and anyone who got in his way,”   
   authorities said Thursday.   
      
   The gunman, identified as Michael Louis, opened fire at about 5   
   p.m. Wednesday at an orthopedic office on the second floor of   
   the Natalie Medical Building at Saint Francis Health System in   
   Tulsa, Police Chief Wendell Franklin told reporters at a press   
   conference.   
      
   Louis, 45, of Muskogee, went to the hospital on May 19 for back   
   surgery, which was performed by Dr. Preston Phillips. Louis was   
   released on May 24, Franklin said.   
      
   Louis proceeded to call several times to complain of pain and   
   sought additional treatment. He then saw Phillips on Tuesday and   
   called the doctor’s office again on Wednesday seeking additional   
   help, Franklin said.   
      
   It is unclear what sort of help Louis was seeking.   
      
      
      
      
      
   A webpage on Saint Francis’ website identified Phillips as a   
   board-certified orthopedic surgeon specializing in spinal   
   surgery and joint reconstruction.   
      
   About an hour before the shooting, Louis legally bought a semi-   
   automatic AR-15-style rifle from a local gun store and purchased   
   a semi-automatic handgun on May 29 from a local pawn shop,   
   Franklin said.   
      
   Cops recovered dozens of spent shell casings from the shooting   
   scene, as well as a letter penned by Louis that made it clear he   
   intended to kill Phillips and “anyone who got in his way”   
   following the surgery that he claimed had left him ailing,   
   Franklin said.   
      
   “He blamed Dr. Phillips for the ongoing pain following the   
   surgery,” Franklin told reporters.   
      
   In addition to Phillips, Franklin identified Wednesday’s   
   shooting victims as Dr. Stephanie J. Husen, receptionist Amanda   
   Glenn and William Love, who was a patient at the clinic.   
      
   “They stood in the way and Louis gunned them down,” Tulsa’s top   
   cop said. “He began firing at anyone who was in his way.”   
      
   Louis took his own life following the rampage, authorities said.   
      
   He managed to get inside the facility via a second-floor garage,   
   where he parked before he “worked his way into the building,”   
   Franklin said.   
      
   Investigators on Thursday were looking into whether police had   
   any prior contact with Louis.   
      
   A woman who lives just a few doors away from Louis, his wife and   
   their teen daughter in Muskogee told The Post the family had   
   been in the neighborhood for roughly five years.   
      
   Louis’ wife, whom the neighbor identified as Dr. Edith Lubin,   
   and her daughter are “church-going religious people,” according   
   to the neighbor who requested that her name not be published.   
      
   “But I’ve never spoken to him,” the woman said of Louis.   
   “They’ve been quiet, good neighbors.”   
      
   Several health care-related websites identified Dr. Lubin as a   
   family medicine physician in Muskogee. Attempts to reach her   
   were unsuccessful.   
      
   Cops arrived at the hospital campus about three minutes after   
   dispatchers were called for an active shooter and made contact   
   with Louis at 5:01 p.m., Tulsa police Deputy Chief Eric   
   Dalgleish told reporters Wednesday.   
      
   Officers initially heard shots being fired at an orthopedic   
   office on the second floor of the Natalie Medical Building at   
   Saint Francis Hospital, Dalgleish said.   
      
   “That’s what directed them to the second floor,” Dalgleish said   
   Wednesday. “Right now, we have four civilians that are dead. We   
   have one shooter that is dead. Right now, we believe that is   
   self-inflicted.”   
      
   The shooting scene was “fairly limited” to the building’s second   
   floor, Dalgleish said, adding that detectives were interviewing   
   witnesses late Wednesday.   
      
   No officers were injured, Dalgleish said.   
      
   The suspect’s identity was not released Wednesday, but Dalgleish   
   identified him as a black male believed to be between the ages   
   of 35 and 40.   
      
   “We have confirmed he had one long gun — a rifle — and one   
   handgun on the scene at the time,” the deputy chief said.   
      
   The Saint Francis Health System said late Wednesday it was   
   grieving the loss of “four members of our family,” but did not   
   identify the victims.   
      
   “As a faith-based organization, the only recourse we have at   
   this moment is to pray while we navigate this tragedy,”   
   officials said in a statement. “Out of respect for the families,   
   we are not commenting on or releasing names of those lost or   
   injured at this time.”   
      
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