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This happened at the University of Utah Hospital in 2017. An officer wanted to do a blood draw on a suspected DUI patient who was unconscious, and the nurse refused without a warrant or patient consent. The officer was later fired, his superior was demoted, and an apology was issued to the nurse and the hospital. The nurse received a $500,000 settlement from the Police Department and the University.
OK geniuses. she was not wrong. Blood draws are an invasive procedure and require the patients permission. without that permission, a warrant or court order she would have been violating an unconscious patients rights instead of protecting them. i think people that stand by their values, ethics and professional codes are admirable.
Chandra: Please don't call the police pigs. They are doing what they think is right. They put their lives on the line everyday. Obviously it appears they messed up if the nurse received some kind of settlement. Let's hope you don't need the "pigs" one day. For crying out loud have some respect for authority. We have enough activists trying to bring this country down.
they broke the rules not the nurse. They had no consent to make that demand on an UNCONSCIOUS person.👍
what was the charge? they arrested her on? I am a BIG supporter of Police but this appears to be an attempt to bully the nurse into violating the law under the threat of arrest. The nurse rightfully refused. Had she done it, she would have been the one being sued
The police officers were fired in the lady received a nice settlement thank you to our nurses on across America for what you do to help Americans everyday
Two police in Wisconsin arrest my disabled son who has a serious spinal core injury because he could pass a sobriety test. He explained to them that he would do everything he can physically do, but some of the commands he definitely couldn't do, without losing his balance and falling... because of his disabled. They roughed him up, dragging him into the squad car and took him to the hospital for a blood test. Thank God they didn't cause more damage to his spine. The test came back proving he had no alcohol in his system. They also charged him for having his medical Marijuana in his car while traveling back home from his visit to see me... even though he has a medical marijuana card. Some cops are too egotistical and some are overtly racist and their patterns prove it. Those cops shouldn't be on the police force. They are actually part of the the problem, not the solution.
😆"She's a nurse"...AND? Doesn't mean nothing, Obviously she broke the law.
Being a nurse, you need to protect your hard earned license. She was right to stand her ground and not be bullied into breaking the law. Not only that, the patient was unconscious and could not give consent. Suspicions from the officers will come into play in court even if the blood does not. We nurses are taught to do the right thing and advocate for our patients. That does not mean we support, or agree with what this guy did, but when someone is under our care, their misdeeds don’t matter. Following laws, and promoting safety for patients and staff is our priority, and moral duty.
I thought that if you're unconscious then its up to person with poa, & if they're unavailable its upto the authorities, and also the hospital. sometimes things have to follow chain of command, the law does not apply all the time. if they have to id me or do tests then I would hope that they would do whatever is necessary to get info they need. I have a lot of health issues and somethings I cannot have, if they do a blood & finger test they will find that out. 🙏
so what she's a nurse. what did she do
It’s illegal to have a blood draw unless the patient agrees or they have a warrant. Cops to lazy to get a warrant so try’s to blame the nurse over control issues. Where the nurse knows hospital policies and attorneys have to work it out. Cops would have lost in court on the person they wanted the blood draw from. The defense attorney would have noticed what the cops did and they would try to have that case thrown out of court. All the cops needed to do was get a warrant from a judge for a blood draw. Cops messed up
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ice strikes again. I really dobt that a proffesional yes i said proffesional nurse would be a criminal immigrant. Why are not more Americans complaigning? Authorities need to do some back round research, r u kidding me? And, why is she denied the orotection of due process? You call urselves cops, and u dont follow procedure? Oh yeah, I forgot Trump has rewritten the entire constutution by himself, and like a bill, it was approved by congress and than the senate? As a military veteran, i am appaled by the hate,malice and removal of rights(just because I said so) That is not why I spent time in the states, and than overseas,4 our law of the land not to be followed... r we really free these days...... or is EVERY SINGLE POST ON THE INTERNET AI? I DONT THINK SO......disgusting..........................
I've been a nurse for 49 years & worked ER for 4 years. When a patient comes in unresponsive, you do draw blood for drugs & alcohol plus other labs, EKG & chest X-ray. Your job is to get them conscious.
I would want her to be my nurse, protecting my rights.
A Criminal Nurse...
So what that’s she’s a nurse! A nurse purposely overdosed and killed my mom
I'm sorry. I'm not looking up story. Just following comments and what little I seen of video. Bypassing the nurse being cuffed my concern is. Emergency room... what's the first thang they do when you go in? They start taking your shit. They gonna know if you there seeking drugs or if you really need them. If he was responding I would assume they take his shit and run a scan of his head to make sure nothing was bleeding on the inside. I mean your suppose to save not withhold.
what difference does it make if she's a nurse or not commit a crime go to jail !
Police think they have so much authority 🤬😡
what are the rights of an unconscious person who needs emergency surgery?
And if it was your child, mother, father grandparents grandchild or other family member, that was killed or injured by this drunk driver you all would be singing a different song about it!!!
who cares she's a nurse! you break the law it's what you get. plus who wants a nurse like that??
The nurse was following hospital protocol. The despicable cop demanded she cooperate. The nurse stated hospital protocol, and the cop did not cooperate. The nurse absolutely deserves the Settlement money. The money is irrelevant , the important lesson here is the nurse won her case and the cop got what he deserved. How many patient’s went without the nurses care while she was being detained by this incompetent cop ? She was doing her job, the cop was not.
crap video again trying to make police look bad, what reason was she arrested?
So what! She wouldn't be under arrest if she hadn't committed a crime.
hospital abuse is a heinous crime..... abusing people when they are unconscious or badly injured or sick is not only the most cowardly act but it is as low and vicious as it gets !!!!!!!!!
I saw the whole thing. she would not draw blood on a person who could not give consent. The cop thought he was God. I bet after the law suit he was fired
If you do the crime, you have to do the time. Nurse or not!!!
It sounds like a training issue. They had a DUI suspect, but she has an oath and regulations. She might have lost her license. It didn’t have to come to this.
this is a short video, hard to tell who is in the wrong without the back story. the police will require blood to be drawn following a suspected DUI. especially if the person is unconscious they want it done asap. a warrant is not always required. depends on what state your in as well. dont drink and drive there wont be any problem. I would want a nurse like her though if im unconscious and people want to do things to me without my permission.
Dirty cops they cant make her do something against her will.
You see how conceited these CNAs and nurses are. they tried to defend each other's like their brothers in arms. using their nurse license plates to speed through every neighborhood. making threats to people politically. a doctor shouldn't have to choose sides. this girl's doing something and she's going to jail I don't care what the war is for I'm going home to pay my bills and go see my kids she ain't got nothing to do with me she don't pay my bills
Who care she is go jail talk
ya I mean did you need a warrant at the time
Because you WILL do as you're told
some cops think they r above the law n they can do anything when they want
SS
My daughter was in an auto accident, ambulance arrived first then Police. Police knew he couldn't touch her because paramedics got there first. I ran to the hospital while I waited for the Hospital to work on my daughter and this 6'4" Police officer with a gold tooth asked me if I was the mother I said yes why? He said he suspected DUI but his hands were tied because he didn't get there first. I didn't even know if my daughter was alive, he was rude, cold and arrogant but he knew the Law. This nurse was absolutely correct, the Police were wrong in this situation.
Glad they got rid of those bad cops no telling how many people they done wrong
the nurse should of filed a lawsuit. she was correct .
We listen and we don’t judge
stealing medications
she's a criminal now
And…
policeman was actually transferred to different department till his retirement
They don't care who you are. You don't follow the rules your cuffed same with the Melting Ice
Someone could have died , which the other driver could have been drunk etc. Causing manslaughter. I might have missed the real story.
So shes a nurse that obviously broke the law
She did the right thing! Had she drawn blood she wld have been violating HIPPA laws and she prolly wld of ended up in jail so she stood up for what she believed in she took a Hippocratic Oath when she became a nurse and she's standing by it Good Job Nurse!
Ai.
I hope she sues the police dept and those officers personal insurance!
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