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WhiskeyGrinder

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6. FTP. Abolition now.

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Tue Oct 26, 2021, 03:13 PM

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'THIS IS RAPE!' woman screams while allegedly forcibly catheterized in front of male cop [View all] Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin Oct 2021 OP

ummm yeah... That is rape Ohio Joe Oct 2021 #1

As an RN, I would not have complied with this request Horse with no Name Oct 2021 #2

Same Runningdawg Oct 2021 #13

That was probably the most shocking part PatSeg Oct 2021 #26

Yeah as soon as she said no, the cops needed a warrant. If they proceeded Volaris Oct 2021 #48

Yes AND she did not refuse the breathalyzer test PatSeg Oct 2021 #56

I had a nurse threaten to do this to me gldstwmn Oct 2021 #41

Report them to the appropriate board Horse with no Name Oct 2021 #51

Holy crap Jilly_in_VA Oct 2021 #3

Why didn't the hospital staff refuse? berni_mccoy Oct 2021 #10

Fear of arrest is my guess. Torchlight Oct 2021 #11

And IIRC Jilly_in_VA Oct 2021 #24

I dunno if she was or not... but I kinda think her arrest sent a message-of-the-day. Torchlight Oct 2021 #27

I don't and I am an RN Horse with no Name Oct 2021 #52

The hospital said that they are often asked to do it whopis01 Oct 2021 #12

Insane. berni_mccoy Oct 2021 #14

Authoritarian. They have the "right" to obey. Hortensis Oct 2021 #20

The hospital staff should NOT be complying.. whathehell Oct 2021 #37

There are a *lot* of cultural parallels between law enforcement and the healthcare industry. WhiskeyGrinder Oct 2021 #17

What is wrong with those sick fuck cops? Blue Owl Oct 2021 #4

Yikes! Mike Nelson Oct 2021 #5

They will take your license if you decline. gldstwmn Oct 2021 #42

That happened to a friend of mine. They didn't forcibly catheterize her though. Crunchy Frog Oct 2021 #44

FTP. Abolition now. WhiskeyGrinder Oct 2021 #6

Omg!! This is rape! Lunabell Oct 2021 #7

I'm curious what the proper procedure would be for a case such as you bring up. Silent3 Oct 2021 #9

Sedation with medication. Lunabell Oct 2021 #22

Are you saying she should have been sedated for this??? TNNurse Oct 2021 #28

You obviously know nothing about how that works. Lunabell Oct 2021 #32

As a hospital nurse with 37 years of experience, TNNurse Oct 2021 #33

Not a legitimate order for sedation. Lunabell Oct 2021 #34

Like what they did to Elijah McClain? gldstwmn Oct 2021 #43

Totally different. Lunabell Oct 2021 #45

You don't know what I know and don't know gldstwmn Oct 2021 #57

Come back to me when you graduate from nursing school or from another legitimate medical training. Lunabell Oct 2021 #58

Well here I am again to tell you gldstwmn Oct 2021 #59

How about you "stay in your lane" whathehell Oct 2021 #60

What would YOU recommend when a patient with dementia Mariana Oct 2021 #53

The doctors will write orders for restraints, with next of kin permission, Wingus Dingus Oct 2021 #55

I would never restrain a patient without proper documentation and legal permission. Lunabell Oct 2021 #61

All three situations: the McClain case, this forced catheterization case, and a hypothetical Wingus Dingus Oct 2021 #62

WTF is wrong with these people, of course it is rape, when a simple blood test would suffice Bev54 Oct 2021 #8

Nurses can also refuse Jilly_in_VA Oct 2021 #25

More Than Merely Suffice ProfessorGAC Oct 2021 #30

Yes same in our province in Canada, may be across the country, not sure. Bev54 Oct 2021 #31

May everyone involved in this travesty receive everything they deserve. niyad Oct 2021 #15

How much of this country is already living in a police state? Lonestarblue Oct 2021 #16

This country is, and has been, living in a police state for quite some time now. Scalded Nun Oct 2021 #21

Please..If we were living in a real "police state" we wouldn't whathehell Oct 2021 #38

This message was self-deleted by its author Calista241 Oct 2021 #54

every participant should be held personally liable for breaking both criminal and civil laws; the bringthePaine Oct 2021 #18

Welcome to AmeriKKKa. The freest country in the world Ray Bruns Oct 2021 #19

Yes, it is. Scrivener7 Oct 2021 #23

Sue the hospital and police department into bankruptcy. yardwork Oct 2021 #29

If her only objection was .... cannabis_flower Oct 2021 #35

Shocked. A hospital forcing a needless and invasive procedure is shocking all by itself. marble falls Oct 2021 #36

fuck the police and the hospital------- what a fucked up society the US has Celerity Oct 2021 #39

Holy Crap!! Bayard Oct 2021 #40

"...hospital admitted it is "often asked to do." .." .... And the hospital is going to get bent !! uponit7771 Oct 2021 #46

Apparently, this is pretty common... qzwv8j Oct 2021 #47

It absolutely should be considered a 4th violation. Volaris Oct 2021 #49

F that pig and F the hospitial. Dawson Leery Oct 2021 #50

This is terrible and depressing. LuckyCharms Oct 2021 #63