Overview
- Dana White told reporters at the UFC Winnipeg post-fight press conference that he reached out to Maya Gebala’s family and is working to line up specialist care in Los Angeles, Houston or Seattle.
- He said arranging a transfer is not simple and called it a work in progress, noting that UFC executives Lenee Breckenridge and Hunter Campbell are helping.
- Some outlets have reported the family was flown to Los Angeles for treatment, but White did not confirm that and stressed that plans are still being worked out.
- Gebala, 12, was shot in the head and neck during the February Tumbler Ridge attack that left eight people dead, and she remains in long-term recovery after surviving infection.
- Her parents have also filed a lawsuit reported by Sherdog that accuses OpenAI of failing to alert Canadian police about suspected shooter Jesse Van Rootselaar.