Police say a former partner trespassed into a restricted area and became combative with security staff
Greensburg, PA — A hospital employee who reported being stalked by a former partner saw the situation escalate into a physical confrontation, leading to the arrest of an Allegheny County man at Independence Hospital in Greensburg, police said.
Christopher Nagy, of Glenshaw, was taken into custody April 14, 2026, after allegedly entering hospital property and attempting to confront his ex-girlfriend, according to the Greensburg Police Department.
Alleged stalking leads to hospital incident
Police said officers were called to the medical commons building along South Washington Avenue on April 13 for a reported physical altercation involving hospital security and a man later identified as Nagy.
When officers arrived, they found two hospital security staff members attempting to restrain him. Investigators determined Nagy had entered the hospital grounds to try to contact his former girlfriend, who works at the facility.
According to police, Nagy attempted to access a secure door and told staff he was there to speak with his fiancé. Employees intervened and told him to leave before he could move further into a restricted area.
Confrontation escalates with security
Hospital employees activated a panic alarm to alert security as the situation intensified, authorities said.
Police allege Nagy became combative during the encounter, attempting to hit and bite security personnel as they tried to detain him. The altercation prompted the police response that led to his arrest.
Investigators also spoke with the alleged victim, who told officers the relationship with Nagy had ended about two years ago. She reported no contact with him until recent days, when he allegedly began stalking her both at her workplace and at her parents’ residence.
Key Points
• Man arrested after alleged stalking incident at Greensburg hospital
• Police say suspect became combative with security, attempted to hit and bite staff
• Victim reported recent stalking behavior after relationship ended two years ago
Charges filed following arrest
Nagy is facing multiple charges, including aggravated assault, stalking, defiant trespassing, disorderly conduct, and harassment, according to police.
The incident remains under investigation by the Greensburg Police Department. Authorities have not released additional details about potential injuries or whether Nagy knew the victim’s work schedule in advance.
Cases involving workplace stalking and trespassing have drawn increased attention from law enforcement due to safety concerns for employees and the public, particularly in healthcare settings where restricted access areas are common.
Ongoing case status
Nagy was formally arrested on April 14, 2026, and the charges against him are pending in Westmoreland County. Authorities note that all charges are accusations, and he is presumed innocent unless proven guilty in court.