Allen Shooting Survivor: “Evil is not going to Win”

ALLEN (WBAP/KLIF) – One of the injured victim’s in the May 6 shooting at Allen Premium Outlets is telling his story

Eight people were killed by a gunman at the outlet mall, before he was killed by Police. A number of people were injured and taken to local hospitals. Irvin Walker was the first patient to arrive at Medical City McKinney, which is less than 4 miles from the outlet mall. He was shot in his car while trying to find a parking spot.

Irvin Walker was the first patient to arrive at @MedCityMcKinney after the Allen shooting. @WBAP247NEWS @570KLIF pic.twitter.com/U3iAWXA595
— Clayton Neville (@ClaytonNeville) May 16, 2023

Walker suffered wounds to his chest, arms, and shoulder.

“This event is evidence of evil not winning,” Allen shooting survivor Irvin Walker said. “Evil is not going to win. You give love, you get love.” @WBAP247NEWS @570KLIF pic.twitter.com/Goa7CZ16Cz
— Clayton Neville (@ClaytonNeville) May 16, 2023

Doctors praised the response of hospital staff as the hospital treated 7 shooting victims.

Dr. Elizabeth Kim says she left a wedding to respond to Allen shooting victims and was helping mobilizing blood and operating rooms as she drove in to the hospital. Says @MedCityMcKinney trains for this type of response. She is the Trauma Medical Director. @570KLIF @WBAP247NEWS pic.twitter.com/6gtgmyBZNG
— Clayton Neville (@ClaytonNeville) May 16, 2023