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Alabama hospital reporting law

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Illustration for the news story: Alabama Hospitals Now Required to Report Gunshot Wounds to Police

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Alabama Hospitals Now Required to Report Gunshot Wounds to Police

A new Alabama law requires hospitals to report non-accidental gunshot wounds. USA Health doctors say 30% of victims were unknown to police.

Sep 17, 2019