Police Arrest Nurse in Utah For Refusing To Draw Blood from Unconscious Patient
#4
I totally agree that this Police Officer was out of line. If there was probable cause all he needed to do was get a warrant. They issue them 24/7 so there is no excuse for not getting one. I am not sure how it works when a driver is unconscious but if you are conscious and refuse a sobriety test you automatically have surrendered your driving privileges. So the driver had the right to refuse had he been awake. That is something you agree to when you sign your drivers license to begin with. It is very important to understand that driving on public roads is and always has been a legal privilege, not a right, But I do not agree with stereotyping all cops as bad. Most police are good cops. But even the good cops are going to ignore the bad if every time a bad cop is dealt with they are all publicly ostracized. There is no way I agree with BLM, NWA or any other call to rise in civil chaos and kill or otherwise attack our law enforcement community as a whole. Any more than I would condemn every nurse because there is a number of them that provide drugs illegally, commit sadistic acts on patients to include acts of euthenasia as mercy killings. If there was no law there would be no civility and noone to call when you are actually in danger.
Truth is the impression of reality words create.
Reply


Please note that new posts in this forum must be approved by a moderator before becoming visible.
[-]
Quick Reply
Message
Type your reply to this message here.

Image Verification
Please enter the text contained within the image into the text box below it. This process is used to prevent automated spam bots.
Image Verification
(case insensitive)

Messages In This Thread
RE: Police Arrest Nurse in Utah For Refusing To Draw Blood from Unconscious Patient - by Tribulation - 09-02-2017, 05:22 PM



















Disclaimer | Terms Of Service | Privacy Policy