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Harker Heights, TX - Club Krush Shooting Ends in Three Wounded

shooting at club krush ends in three wounded
Published: March 31, 2021
By: Alyssa Alvarez
Last Updated on March 31, 2021

Three Individuals Injured in Shooting at Club Krush

According to Fox 44 News, a shooting occurred on March 28th at Club Krush in the 200 block of West Veterans Memorial Boulevard.

As officers were called to the property in the early morning, two people were found shot inside the club. They were later taken to a local hospital with no critical injuries.

Police were later dispatched to Seton Medical Center regarding an individual with a gunshot wound. This person was also found to be a part of the shooting at Club Krush and endured non-fatal injuries.

The Harker Heights Police Criminal Division investigation is ongoing.

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Legal Options of Shooting Victims within a Club

Attorney contributor, Marc Lenahan, has a wide range of experience with violent crimes. Because of his representation of victims involved in shootings, Marc is able to comment on the rights of victims shot inside of a club.

 

"There is a legal obligation to create a safe environment for patrons and those around the property of a bar or club. Owners must do their best to protect their property and those within it. Security measures that can be taken to assure safety are guards, cameras throughout the property/area and prepared staff members. An owner can be seen as liable in a civil lawsuit when a customer is injured on a club's premises."

 

"When cases involve shootings, if a court of law considers a crime as reasonably foreseeable, the owner of a club can be considered liable. As crime rates continually rise in a specific area, an owner must increase safety measures to provide secure surroundings. If property managers decide not to take these steps, club owners can be deemed as negligent. In negligence cases, the families of victims and victims themselves need to know that they have possible grounds for a civil lawsuit and can receive compensation for damages."

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My name is Alyssa Alvarez, and I am a senior at NYU majoring in Public Health and Sociology with a minor in Genetics. I am interested in healthcare research, sports media and social injustices.
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