COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (AP) — A gunman was arrested Friday hours after opening fire at a Colorado Springs Planned Parenthood clinic, wounding multiple people and engaging in gun battles with police inside the building, officials said. 
 
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 Police stand guard near a Planned Parenthood clinic Friday, Nov. 27, 2015, in Colorado Springs, Colo. A gunman opened fire at the clinic on Friday, authorities said, wounding multiple people. (AP Photo/David... (Associated Press) 
 
 Police stand guard near a Planned Parenthood clinic Friday, Nov. 27, 2015, in Colorado Springs, Colo. A gunman opened fire at the clinic on Friday, authorities said, wounding multiple people. (AP Photo/David... (Associated Press) 
 
 Authorities respond after reports of a shooting near a Planned Parenthood clinic Friday, Nov. 27, 2015, in Colorado Springs, Colo. Multiple officers were injured but it was not known if anyone else was... (Associated Press) 
 
 At least 11 people, including five police officers, were taken to hospitals, police Lt. Catherine Buckley said. 
 
 Authorities were still trying to determine if anybody was left inside the building. 
 
 Authorities were expected to spend several hours investigating unspecified items the gunman left outside the building or carried inside, Buckley said. 
 
 An unknown number of people were evacuated during the standoff — some wrapped in blankets in the blowing snow — to a nearby Veterans Administration clinic. 
 
 Three officers were injured while responding to the initial report of shots fired at the clinic before noon, authorities said. More than two hours later, the gunman shot and injured a fourth officer in another exchange with police inside the clinic, Buckley said. 
 
 Authorities said they don't know the motive of the gunman or whether the shooter had any connection to Planned Parenthood. The name of the suspect was not released. 
 
 "We don't have any information on this individual's mentality, or his ideas or ideology," Buckley said. 
 
 Planned Parenthood released a statement that said it did not know the full circumstances or motives behind the attack, or whether the organization was the target. 
 
 The shots sent people inside the clinic racing for cover. Jennifer Motolinia hid behind a table inside the clinic and called her brother, Joan, who said he heard multiple gunshots in the background. 
 
 "She was telling me to take care of her babies because she could get killed," Joan Motolinia said of his sister, the mother of three. 
 
 He rushed to the clinic but was frustrated because a police barricade kept him from getting close. 
 
 "People were shooting for sure. I heard someone shooting. There was a lot of gunfire. She was calm, she was trying to hide from those people," he said. 
 
 Police cordoned off the clinic, nearby medical offices and a shopping center. Authorities ordered everyone in the area to take shelter where they were. 
 
 Denise Speller, manager of a nearby hair salon, said she heard as many as 20 gunshots in less than five minutes. 
 
 She told The Gazette newspaper that she saw a police cruiser and two officers near a Chase Bank branch, not far from the Planned Parenthood facility. 
 
 One of the officers appeared to fall to the ground and the other officer knelt down to help and then tried to get the officer to safety behind the car, she said. Another officer told Speller to seek shelter inside the building. 
 
 "We're still pretty freaked out," Speller said by phone. "We can't stop shaking." 
 
 Ambulances and police vehicles lined up at a nearby intersection and police told people via Twitter to stay away from the shooting scene because it was not secure. 
 
 Shelley Satulla said she saw five or six people put on stretchers and placed in ambulances lined up next to King Soopers shopping center near the clinic. 
 
 Later in the afternoon, other people were able to walk out of the shopping center area accompanied by police officers toward a line of ambulances. 
 
 Mike Pelosi, who works at a deli at a nearby King Sooper grocery store, said he heard over the store's loudspeaker just before noon that nobody could leave the store. 
 
 Pelosi said customers and store employees were confused about what was going on but not panicked. He said a couple dozen customers were standing near the store entrance waiting for instructions. 
 
 The location of the shooting is less than 6 miles from the street where a man shot and killed two of three people before dying in a gun battle with police on Halloween day. 

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 COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. - 
 
 5:15 p.m. Monday 11/30/15 
 
 The 57-year-old suspect in a shooting at a Colorado Springs Planned Parenthood clinic went before a judge for the first time Monday. 
 
 Robert Dear was advised of the charges he is facing. 
 
 Dear is currently being held without bond on suspicion of first degree murder. He will be formally charged on December 9. 
 
 The Associated Press reported Saturday night that Dear made a comment about "no more baby parts" after his arrest. The AP report cited an anonymous official. 
 
 Police have not confirmed any possible motives for the shooting. 
 
 A UCCS Police Officer and two civilians died in the shooting 
 
 University of Colorado Police identified the officer who was killed as Garrett Swasey, 44. 
 
 Swasey's funeral will be Friday at 1 p.m. at New Life Church. We do not yet know if it will be open to the public. 
 
 The civilian victims were identified by friends and family members as Jennifer Markovsky, 35, and Ke'Arre Stewart, 29. 
 
 Autopsy results for all three were released Monday evening. The Coroner's Office says all three died from gunshot wounds. Their deaths have been ruled homicides. 
 
 An additional nine people were taken to the hospital with gunshot wounds, five of them are officers. All nine are in good condition, police said. 
 
 Hospital telephone numbers have been established for family members to call and ask about their loved ones. They are follows: 
 
 Memorial Hospital – 719-365-5556 
 
 Penrose Hospital – 719-776-6637 
 
 The city of Colorado Springs has also established an information number for victims' families. That number is 719-385-7135. 
 
 The shooting suspect surrendered to officers at 4:52 p.m. Friday. 
 
 The shooting began around 11:40 a.m. Friday. Police spent the afternoon rescuing dozens of hostages from the building, which is located in the 3400 block of Centennial Boulevard on the northwest side of the city. 
 
 Some victims fled to a nearby bank for help. 
 
 
 
 Police say the shooter placed several items outside of the Planned Parenthood clinic and inside of the Planned Parenthood clinic. They have not said specifically what those items were, but say they no longer pose a threat. 
 
 All of the nearby businesses and major roads that were closed have reopened. Market Center Point remains closed to Windfall. 
 
 The parking lot at the King Soopers shopping center is now open and police say people who left their cars there are free to pick them up. 
 
 Police say the crime scene will likely take about a week to process. 
 
 Because Friday's shooting involved police officers, the El Paso County Sheriff's Office will investigate that part of this case. 
 
 Planned Parenthood Statement: 
 
 "Our top priority is the safety of our patients and staff. Our hearts go out to everyone involved in this tragic situation. Planned Parenthood has strong security measures in place, works closely with law enforcement agencies, and has a very strong safety record. We don't yet know the full circumstances and motives behind this criminal action, and we don't yet know if Planned Parenthood was in fact the target of this attack. We share the concerns of many Americans that extremists are creating a poisonous environment that feeds domestic terrorism in this country. We will never back away from providing care in a safe, supportive environment that millions of people rely on and trust." 
 
 Statement from Governor John Hickenlooper: 
 
 “We hold the Colorado Springs community in our thoughts and prayers. The bravery and courage of local law enforcement officers have prevented a dire situation from being far worse, and we are all grateful. We are in contact with Mayor Suthers. All state Public Safety resources are at the ready, if and when needed.” 

 (CNN) Two civilians and a police officer were killed when a gunman opened fire at a Colorado Planned Parenthood clinic in a nearly six-hour standoff Friday. 
 
 The suspected gunman is Robert Lewis Dear, 59, a law enforcement official told CNN. The official did not provide additional information. 
 
 Police captured him, but they're still working to pinpoint his motive -- and make sure he didn't leave any explosives inside or outside the Colorado Springs building. 
 
 Bomb technicians are investigating what's believed to be the suspect's vehicle in a parking lot, a law enforcement official said. 
 
 It was not immediately clear why Planned Parenthood was the target of the shooting. 
 
 One Planned Parenthood official said the motive behind the attack was unknown, but pointed to what she called a "poisonous environment that feeds domestic terrorism" as a possible cause. 
 
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 "We don't yet know the full circumstances and motives behind this criminal action, and we don't yet know if Planned Parenthood was in fact the target of this attack," Vicki Cowart, president and CEO of Planned Parenthood of the Rocky Mountains, said in a written statement. "We share the concerns of many Americans that extremists are creating a poisonous environment that feeds domestic terrorism in this country. We will never back away from providing care in a safe, supportive environment that millions of people rely on and trust." 
 
 Cowart told CNN she believes all staff and patients from the clinic are accounted for. 
 
 "We're still reaching out to confirm individuals, how they are. I believe no one of our staff was severely injured. I also believe at this time that none of our patients were injured," she told CNN. 
 
 Officer was a six-year veteran 
 
 The slain officer, 44-year-old Garrett Swasey, worked for the University of Colorado in Colorado Springs and was on campus about 10 miles away when the shooting broke out. He went to the scene "in support of an officer under fire," the school's chancellor said in a statement. 
 
 Officer Garrett Swasey was killed in Friday's Planned Parenthood shooting. 
 
 Swasey was a six-year veteran of the university's police force. 
 
 Four civilians and five police officers were taken to hospitals with gunshot wounds. The injured victims were in good condition Friday night, police Lt. Catherine Buckley said. 
 
 "The officers, they're obviously in some pain, but thankfully they're alive and talking to us, and they're heroes ... The courage they displayed today saved many, many lives -- no doubt," Colorado Springs Fire Chief Christopher Riley said. 
 
 In a statement released late Friday, Planned Parenthood CEO Cecile Richards thanked law enforcement officers. 
 
 "Our hearts go out to the families and loved ones of the brave law enforcement officers who put themselves in harm's way in Colorado Springs," she said. 
 
 The Planned Parenthood family grieves for Officer Garrett Swasey's family, friends and colleagues dealing with heartbreaking loss tonight. — Cecile Richards (@CecileRichards) November 28, 2015 
 
 Siege lasted for hours 
 
 The announcement of the suspect's arrest came nearly six hours after someone first called 911 around 11:30 a.m. (1:30 p.m. ET) and reported a shooter was inside the Planned Parenthood building, which is near a shopping center and numerous offices. 
 
 For hours, police reported shootouts with the gunman, warning people to stay inside nearby businesses and seek shelter. 
 
 The shooting brought life to a standstill as police closed roads and people were trapped inside businesses for hours in a busy corner of the central Colorado city, which has more than 400,000 residents. 
 
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 First, Tessa Smart saw a look of concern flash across a patient's face in a nearby chiropractor's office where she works. Then she heard the gunfire. 
 
 "I heard a bullet go right by the door and hit something," she told CNN. "And I ran back to my desk and grabbed a bunch of keys and fumbled at the door trying to find one to lock it. ... As I was doing that I was seeing the police commotion outside, police running everywhere, ducking behind cars with guns." 
 
 Denise Speller, who works at a salon, said she heard at least 10 gunshots go off and saw a police officer get hit. 
 
 "It was terrifying," she said. 
 
 Joan Motolinia said he got a phone call Friday afternoon from his sister, who was inside the clinic. 
 
 "I heard the shooting," he said, choking up as he described the situation to reporters. "She couldn't say too much because she was afraid." 
 
 In a nearby grocery store, an announcement over the intercom told shoppers they weren't allowed to leave. They huddled with staff at the back of the supermarket. 
 
 It was shocking to watch SWAT teams while holed up inside a nail salon, witness Jill Lavelle said. 
 
 "Seeing the SWAT members squatting down in their shields and their riot gear, with their automatic rifles out, that was very ... I never have experienced anything like that before," she said. 
 
 Despite initial fears that the shooter could be on the loose outside, authorities now believe he remained inside the Planned Parenthood building throughout the siege, Buckley said. 
 
 Several injured victims made their way into a nearby bank, she said. 
 
 Attack comes as Planned Parenthood faces criticism 
 
 Hours after the shooting began, video from CNN affiliates showed people in medical scrubs and white coats being escorted from the scene. 
 
 Planned Parenthood is a national health care provider that delivers reproductive health care and sex education to women and men throughout the United States. The organization runs nearly 700 health centers throughout the United States, according to its website. 
 
 The group says each year 2.7 million people in the United States visit its health centers for health care services and information. Abortion is among the services Planned Parenthood clinics provide, an issue that's made the organization a target in the past. 
 
 It's faced sharp criticism in Washington and from some Republican presidential candidates on the campaign trail after an anti-abortion group released a series of videos alleging that Planned Parenthood engaged in the selling of fetal organs and parts for profit. 
 
 Planned Parenthood has strongly disputed the videos and contended the tapes provide a distorted account because they are heavily edited. 
 
 At least three Planned Parenthood buildings have been vandalized since September.
– An active shooting situation at a Colorado Springs Planned Parenthood clinic is over, but two civilians and one police officer are dead, the Denver Post reports. Several others were wounded, but the severity of their injuries wasn't known, reports AP. Police were seen leading one male suspect out of the clinic in handcuffs at 4:50pm local, but have provided no details about him or his motive. The police department tweeted around 2:15pm local time that officers were "encountering gunfire," and CNN later reported the Planned Parenthood was being evacuated; KRDO reported that there were "hostages" who were being "rescued." The gunman brought unspecified items into the clinic, and authorities were still investigating whether they were explosives. "We don't know what they are," a police spokesperson said. "We know that the suspect brought several items with him, and some of those are inside the Planned Parenthood building and some of them are out front of it." A local shopping center was also on lockdown. The shooting started more than five hours before the suspect was arrested. "There's no continuing peril to the citizens of Colorado Springs," said Mayor John Suthers. "But there's a huge crime scene that has to be processed. We have to determine exactly how many victims there are."