My mom is a nurse and this scares me
A longer video of the horrible, illegal, unethical arrest of a Salt Lake City nurse who was protecting the rights of her patient.pic.twitter.com/kJkVJ731SX
Longer video of the wrongful arrest of a Salt Lake City nurse
What we see here is the illegal and unethical arrest of a Salt Lake City nurse who was protecting the legal rights of her patient.
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Terrifying! She was obeying the rules of the hospital and gets arrested! WTF! Officer is on admin leave. I hope she sues and wins!
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Yeah she has rules she has to follow for her job. And regardless if he needed it that bad he should have found the right way to get it
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Yep! Bless your mom for being a nurse!
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Also thank you for bringing this to my attention I didn't even know that this happened so crazy but seriously thank you
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It's also been on the evening news too, so it is being shown all over the place... - End of conversation
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Some of us knew this a loooooong time ago!
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She was on phone with administration and they were backing her up. They were on their way there.
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Has the CEO of the hospital spoken up?
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Any lack of statement from the hospital leadership does send a message the rest of the staff.
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Not waiting for Administration is a NO-NO, I sincerely hope she sues the sht outa him in civil court and acts on forcing his dismissal
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It is clearly obvious he completely lost his temper. Police should not act in anger. He shouldn't be allowed to interact with the public
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Agree completely, Rich. I'd go as far as to insist that the hospital completely bar him from the grounds in a "professional" capacity.
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This disgusts me on so many levels..
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I have a lot of respect for her not pressing charges. But he clearly should have been intervened by his fellow officers too.
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I respect her choice, but I feel she had an obligation to prevent him from continuing this behavior. Hopefully, this exposure is enough.
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I strongly agree if it were me I would have made sure he paid..
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Yes but she probably doesn't have enough money to sue him and is likely thinking that she'd be lucky indeed - and unlikely - to find justice
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Shame the wealthy and protected walk because the victom doesn't have the means to seek justice. What a glorious system we have :/
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