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In reply to the discussion: Out of control police officer arrests nurse for refusing to draw blood of unconscious victim. [View all]HopeAgain
(4,407 posts)43. HIPAA applies to existing records...
Here, they want to make the hospital participate in a warrantless search (blood draw) without consent. This is also a violation of the Constitution.
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Out of control police officer arrests nurse for refusing to draw blood of unconscious victim. [View all]
Drunken Irishman
Sep 2017
OP
What seems to be missed in all of these discussions is that in the extended body cam recordings
GeoWilliam750
Sep 2017
#49
Typically, law enforcement and hospital staff have a good working relationship
GeoWilliam750
Sep 2017
#14
This shit is crazy. She was calmly explaining policy and seeking confirmation from her
ATL Ebony
Sep 2017
#41
I know but then the dialogue stopped and it should have been more discussion about the
ATL Ebony
Sep 2017
#56
It would be a more effective deterent if it cost the Salt Lake City police department money
mythology
Sep 2017
#55
Plus the resting officer should actually be arrested for knowingly breaking the law
TeamPooka
Sep 2017
#97
This Nurse deserves a Medal! Fyi - this nurse isn't just any nurse-she is a former 2 time Olympian!
Pachamama
Sep 2017
#35
In 2016, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that warrantless blood tests were illegal
csziggy
Sep 2017
#106
This sure gives one respect for the police, NOT!!! Wait until Trump loads them up with
RKP5637
Sep 2017
#53
If they want to arrest somebody arrest her boss on the phone who was telling her what to do
JonLP24
Sep 2017
#83
I can't imagine a case in which the police have the legal right to arrest someone
LanternWaste
Sep 2017
#93
Illegally obtained blood, which this would be, is not admissible in court. So WTF is the cop doing?!
anneboleyn
Sep 2017
#110
I am guessing that this police station has a real problem with its training and establishing SOPs
grantcart
Sep 2017
#64
Thanks for posting this. Obviously fuck up. Appreciate it if you can keep us posted on the obvious
grantcart
Sep 2017
#66
The good news is that she will get a nice bonus from the taxpayers of Salt Lake City
Renew Deal
Sep 2017
#68
The truly terrifying thing about this and so many of these kinds of videos is the level of violence.
Kentonio
Sep 2017
#73
It would be a state charge, and the president can only pardon Federal Offenses.
NutmegYankee
Sep 2017
#113
When are all these right wing tax hating pukes gonna get tired of using taxpayer money
nini
Sep 2017
#94
They can't. Illegal in Utah and illegal per the Supreme Court. Not admissible.
anneboleyn
Sep 2017
#111
Payne has been suspended from blood-draw duties but remains in his role as a detective in the invest
HAB911
Sep 2017
#103
That's too useless and wouldn't cause him enough trouble in his life
discntnt_irny_srcsm
Sep 2017
#122