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 CENTENNIAL, Colo. -- A man killed in Centennial on Monday was a doctor trying to help his neighbor who had been shot. 
  
 Neighbors said the incident started as a domestic dispute, and when a woman ran for help, the suspect shot her, another woman and a man who were neighbors coming to help. The man was later pronounced dead at the scene. 
  
 Police did not confirm the doctor's identity, but his office and neighbors said 65-year-old Kenneth Atkinson was the man fatally shot. Atkinson had been a family doctor in Centennial the past 30 years. 
  
 “Most of our patients, when they saw Dr. Atkinson, they never wanted to leave. He just clicked with them. He cared about his patients and that came across,” said Mary DeLapp, his medical assistant of 15 years. 
  
 “He was such a good person and a good doctor and he was like my family. He, his wife, his family, his grandkids, and his daughters,” she said. 
  
 Atkinson leaves behind a wife and two kids. At 65, he was close to retiring, and just two weeks ago, got to meet a new grandchild. 
  
 The other loves of his life were his patients, which is why DeLapp wasn’t surprised to hear he died trying to help someone in need of medical assistance. 
  
 “If Doc saw something, he was just going to help. That was Doc. He probably didn’t even think about himself. He probably just went to help this person because that’s how he was. That was Doc,” DeLapp said. 
  
 Atkinson’s family has seen more tragedy than one family should have to bear. Several years ago, he lost two of his children to complications from fanconi anemia, a rare cancer. 
  
 A funeral date has not been set. 
  
 Former patients wanting to reach out to the family are asked to call his Centennial office at 303-741-4400. ||||| Please enable Javascript to watch this video 
  
 CENTENNIAL, Colo. -- One man was killed and two women were injured after a shooting Monday. 
  
 “I can’t believe it,” neighbor Sally Hall said. “I’ve always felt safe and I think everyone else felt safe too and now it’s tough, it’s hard.” 
  
 Just after 1 p.m., numerous calls to 911 reported multiple gunshots in the 6100 block of East Long Circle. Neighbors said it started as a domestic dispute, and when a woman ran for help, the suspect shot her, another woman and a man who were all neighbors coming to help. 
  
 The man, 65-year-old Kenneth Atkinson, was later pronounced dead at the scene. 
  
 “He’s the doctor for a lot of people in this neighborhood and it’s just a shame,” Hall said. 
  
 When Arapahoe County sheriff's deputies arrived on scene, they found the suspect in a nearby backyard. Neighbors said the three victims and shooter lived on East Long Circle. 
  
 The Arapahoe County Sheriff’s Office said it is confident it has the lone suspect in custody. He is not related to the victim who died. 
  
 “The city of Centennial is one of the safest cities in the United States and has been for numerous years the safest city in Colorado,” Arapahoe County Undersheriff Louie Perea said. 
  
 “Its unfortunate that it happened. But with our quick response with the sheriff’s office and the Greenwood Police Department, we were able to locate who we believe to be the sole shooter of this incident.” 
  
 The two women who were shot remained in the hospital as of Tuesday morning. Their conditions are unknown. 
  
 The suspect is expected to make his first court appearance Tuesday morning. |||||
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A beloved doctor was killed when he rushed to help two women injured in a shooting Monday in Centennial, Colorado, KDVR reports. According to the Denver Post, 65-year-old Kenneth Atkinson was shot in the head and torso as he ran out of his house to help the women, who had also been shot. He had been a doctor in Centennial for 30 years. "He cared about his patients, and that came across,” Mari Delapp, Atkinson's medical assistant of 15 years, tells KDVR. She wasn't surprised he was killed trying to save others. “If Doc saw something, he was just going to help," she says. "That was Doc." The two injured women, 44-year-old Elizabeth Lyons and 46-year-old Laurie Juergens, remained in the hospital Tuesday, KWGN reports. They are expected to recover. Lyon's husband, 46-year-old Kevin Lyons, was arrested on suspicion of murder and attempted murder. Neighbors say the general contractor and father of three unexpectedly started shooting Monday afternoon and didn't stop even after police arrived. Police believe it started as a domestic dispute. Lyons allegedly shot his wife as she ran for help then shot Juergens, a neighbor who tried to come to her aid. In court Tuesday, Lyons yelled at his public defenders, interrupted the judge, and claimed to have hired John Elway's lawyer. A public defender raised questions about his mental health. Besides failing to show up for a civil case in 2013, Lyons has no known criminal history. Charges are expected Friday.