Former employees, client raise safety concerns at mental health facilities following deadly attack

As investigators continue examining the deadly attack at Nancy Page Crisis Residence, multiple former employees and a former client are raising concerns about staffing, resident monitoring, safety procedures and conditions inside facilities operated by People Incorporated.

The allegations come as the Minnesota Department of Human Services continues a maltreatment investigation into the Sept. 28 attack in Minneapolis that left four people injured and killed Bryce Hayes.

Former employees allege a history of safety concerns

A former mental health practitioner who said they worked at Nancy Page for several years told 5 EYEWITNESS NEWS that staff repeatedly raised concerns about safety.

“It was sho...