# Gregory Ulrich *Defendant convicted in 2022 in connection with a February 9, 2021 attack at a clinic in Buffalo, Minnesota, that he had threatened in October 2018.* Gregory Ulrich is the defendant in the February 9, 2021 attack at the [[Buffalo Crossroads clinic]] in [[Buffalo]], [[Minnesota]]. According to CNN's reporting, [[Lindsay Overbay]] was killed and four other people were injured.[^1] In October 2018, Ulrich had threatened a mass shooting at the same clinic. The charges in that matter were dismissed on a finding of mental incompetence.[^1] CNN reported that he was convicted on June 2, 2022.[^1] The project's claims matrix lists the case as an at-issue item. It pairs the 2018 incompetence dismissal with the 2021 return to the clinic and states that the 2018 finding was the system's last contact with Ulrich before the attack.[^1] The entry anchors that pairing to an April 2025 presidential order on law enforcement and public safety.[^2] The cited sources do not establish what, if any, contact occurred between the 2018 disposition and February 9, 2021. The account rests on a single news report whose validation grade the project's dossier lists as unconfirmed.[^1] ## Who Ulrich is named in reporting both as the person who threatened the Buffalo Crossroads clinic in October 2018 and as the defendant convicted over the February 9, 2021 attack there.[^1] Overbay is identified as the person killed in that attack.[^1] ## What The October 2018 threat was of a mass shooting at the clinic, and the resulting charges were dismissed on a mental-incompetence finding.[^1] The 2021 attack at the same clinic killed one person and injured four, and a conviction followed in 2022.[^1] ## When - October 2018: threat of a mass shooting at the Buffalo Crossroads clinic. Charges were later dismissed on a finding of mental incompetence.[^1] - February 9, 2021: attack at the same clinic.[^1] - June 2, 2022: conviction, as reported by CNN.[^1] ## Where Both the 2018 threat and the 2021 attack concerned the Buffalo Crossroads clinic in Buffalo, Minnesota.[^1] ## How many One person, Overbay, was killed and four were injured in the February 9, 2021 attack, according to CNN.[^1] ## In the at-issue record The project's claims matrix (entry AI-Humphrey-036, *Wright Claims Exposure Matrix*, W5.8) sets the 2018 threat and its dismissal on incompetence beside the February 9, 2021 return to the same clinic and the killing of Overbay. It characterizes the 2018 finding as the system's last contact with Ulrich before the attack.[^1] The entry anchors the pair to the White House order *Strengthening and Unleashing America's Law Enforcement to Pursue Criminals and Protect Innocent Citizens* (April 2025).[^2] The matrix states its reason for that anchor in its own words: it treats the case as a disposition-without-follow-through pattern, which it describes as the public-safety failure the order names.[^2] The matrix lists one source for the entry, a court-related news report from cnn.com.[^1] ## Notes [^1]: CNN, report on the verdict in the Buffalo clinic shooting (June 3, 2022) — reports the October 2018 threat and its dismissal on a mental-incompetence finding, the February 9, 2021 attack, Overbay's death, four injuries, and the June 2, 2022 conviction. The project's dossier grades this source "B/D" and the pack lists its grade as unconfirmed. https://www.cnn.com/2022/06/03/us/gregory-ulrich-guilty-minnesota-clinic-shooting [^2]: The White House, *Strengthening and Unleashing America's Law Enforcement to Pursue Criminals and Protect Innocent Citizens* (April 2025) — the presidential order the at-issue entry names as its anchor. It does not itself document the Ulrich case. https://www.whitehouse.gov/presidential-actions/2025/04/strengthening-and-unleashing-americas-law-enforcement-to-pursue-criminals-and-protect-innocent-citizens/