WTF Bad boys, Bad boys, whatcha gonna do
- Thread starter Mr. Argumentor
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King Wickie Pelt Snatcher
Mein Kampfefe
anyone with the name martin truther king should be ashamed of themselves. however what he said is spot on
Careful @Ledboots they might come for you next.
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.wa...-roughs-her-up-arrests-her-for-doing-her-job/
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.wa...-roughs-her-up-arrests-her-for-doing-her-job/
You can't draw blood from a patient without consent or a warrant! It's assault!You can't draw blood from a patient without consent or a warrant! It's assault!
This one really got under my skin. Sets a dangerous precedent if the police can use intimidation in such a situation to get what they want from an unconscious innocent person. Since this guy was not involved in the chase at all, they're probably trying to look for anything to say he caused his own situation. Bravo to the nurse and her supervisor for not giving in.
Well. It was easy for the supervisor. He wasn't there. But I expect no less from you boots! Make us proud!
Jehannum
Puts the "pro" in procrastination
dude was an off duty cop on their own force. Something was very strange there.
i'm pretty sure the unconscious guy's lawyer would be all over that one
Some police depts have certain cops trained in phlebotomy (because nurses refuse to draw on a patient without consent, even with a warrant.)so they come in on off duty time to do it. Same with like the snake cops, they call the snake/alligator guy when needed.
Who the patient is in this situation is irrelevant though, as you know. The Nurse was doing her job and had the advantage of being right.
Usually cops are nice to nurses because they think it's bad luck not to be. That's why you see nurses hanging their stethoscopes over the mirror in the car.
I'd imagine unlawfully arresting and assaulting a nurse would be EXTRA bad luck then, but I guess when you think you're above the law like he did, you don't care about that bc she stops being a nurse and becomes The Enemy instead.