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I support the police on this one ...😁
A blood draw, without a warrant, is just a request. While the officer may have jurisdiction on the roadway or traffic scene, he has no jurisdiction to compel anyone working in a hospital by what he would consider a lawful command. And furthermore, if anyone did the blood draw without a warrant, it's not evidence that can be used in court.
No the police officer and his department should be sued because you can’t force anyone or arrest him because he doesn’t want to do the blood draw . I would as a former military police. I would just go to his supervisor or the attending supervisor and request it
I will refuse every single time
the cops Need an order from a judge
First off it is illegal for any Dr or nurse to do a blood draw against the persons wishes without a court order. This nurse is doing his job to the letter of the law. Police are not above the law and this arrest would have been nullified by any judge.
stupid cop doesn't know about Hipaa
That's illegal, lawsuit.
do your job or pay the price. it's simple people. the guy killed someone in a DUI crash. smh
Not Enough Content.
I definitely feel like we're missing a huge part of the story here because I seriously doubt a medical professional would refuse to draw blood unless it was a very good reason especially if they're going to get arrested for it
this was an unlawful order, plain and simple
A similar incident occurred a while back a police chase ended in a death The police officer wanted blood from a person that was hit but was not in the chase he was unconscious the nurse explained why that was impossible He arrested her he was fired and the nurse sued his department
Although, the cop may or may not have a warrant. They do have the right to draw blood. That’s not the argument here. Although they have the right, they do not have the right to demand someone to do it. They should have asked a different person or a nurse. This guy will have the charges dropped and could sue for failed imprisonment.
lol his face, the expression of ignorance. The anti government, defund the police political factions teach them how to impede the law, but not what the consequences will be. People need to wake up, they will do and use anybody regardless of the consequences to innocent people's lives to push their agenda.
I’m sorry I agree with the cop this drunk driver killed somebody so therefore, if you take a life, you should give your life I feel he should go to jail for life. Please think before you start driving after you’ve been drinking somebody is without their family member right now you just messed up a whole family because you wanted to drinkplease pass your keys to Someone or take a taxi. If you have to let’s save some lives who knows you could’ve killed yourself because you were drinking and driving gives you some stuff to think about.
If he was smart, he would have referred the police officer to his supervisor! That way, he would not implicate himself.
The nurse in the video, Alex Wubbels, was never charged and ultimately received a $500,000 settlement after an unlawful arrest at the University of Utah Hospital in July 2017. The incident occurred when Wubbels, following hospital policy and the law, refused to allow a police officer to draw blood from an unconscious patient without a warrant, the patient’s consent, or the patient being under arrest. The arresting officer, Detective Jeff Payne, was fired from the Salt Lake City Police Department in October 2017. His watch commander, Lt. James Tracy, was demoted to officer. Payne later sued for wrongful termination, but his lawsuit was dismissed in 2022. In March 2018, the Utah Governor signed House Bill 43, often called the "Nurse Wubbels bill," which explicitly requires police to obtain a warrant before a blood draw from an unconscious person. This has nothing to do with an immigrant.
no evidence he was under the influence nurse's need an warrant
No. There is no law requiring a nurse or technician to stick any person with a needle. Officer needs to be charged with violating the rights of an innocent citizen.
He is not understanding English obviously says okay when asked. Translating would have been a different outcome on this situation
I hope that cop never needs a Nurse
no warrant no crime. this has already been addressed as against the law and the nurse will now sue that cities ass off 🤷♂️
Good jail that POS
it looks like they need to do a blood draw on this nurse. He looks drunk or high. Definitely looks under the influence of something. His trouble may just be starting.
I'm quite sure he is not the only one that could draw Labs come on now get somebody else
This stupid person has got a good job and he risk his job by saying no they won’t give him any bloodwork. That’s so stupid. And he probably still paying for his schooling now how are you gonna afford to pay? It was a stupid one🤪 right there
Charge with aid and biding with a criminal.
If the person is injured labs will be drawn anyways
cop must have a warrant before a hospital can draw blood
Per hospital policy they can’t draw blood from anyone in custody without a warrant.
although the officer may hsve reasonable suspicion to believe the driver was under the influence, the hospital cannot draw blood for this test unless the patient consents or the officer has a warrant. it would appear that the officer most likely had neither. we all know you can stink to high heaven with alcohol and refuse to take a breathalizer, and obviously can decline a blood draw also.
Yep your ass is gone to jail and yes it’s legal
he needs to be fired and jailed.
A was a clinical laboratory scientist for 17 years. Hell no I would not draw the person's blood.
If I remember correctly, they arrested the nurse. However, the nurse was correct about the law and was released.
U always follow the guidelines set forth in the hospital policy book. The last nurse received 500,000 in her settlement with the police dept.
Why refuse?
they need a warrant to have that done.
arrest, convict and sentence him to the same amount of prison time the driver gets. Duh!
This is utter BS. In reality, this is LE trying to force the RN to take blood from a patient without consent. Because the RN refuses to violate his patient's right to privacy (and refuses to follow the cop's order), the cop is arresting him. It's a real shit-heel move by the cop. And this very exact scenario has been repeated in hospital emergency rooms for years. The cop needs a warrant, but is trying to shortcut the process by forcing the nurse to pull a blood sample.
The nurse can’t do it and he has to get arrested for it.
Repairs unless you have the patience permission
He was prob following hospital policy. The hospital should be backing him up. It’s not his fault the other driver died. He should not lose his license. I’m an RN of 42+ years. The nursing board will investigate his actions or lack thereof. If found that the nurses rights were violated he has a lawsuit against the officer and the police department.
They need a warrant in had to have blood drawn without patients permission.
prison bound
Nice
You know, this is fake just for you.Magazine.Us now it's satire .. you can't force a nurse to do a blood test
The only problem is it's illegal to do a blood draw until the patient is stable.
this man rich now
protecting illegals illegal
do the draw.
Book him!
Not enough info to make a call. If the patient is unconscious and the hospital has rules against it, the nurse's hands are tied. One video showing a female nurse being arrested for this says she got paid!
I think if u crashed and killed someone then it doesnt matter whether u have a warrant or not -_- u killed someone still so its just simply a different charge if they draw blliid
You do whatever the hospital policy is
I support the police on this and I support ice. I also support America. He should have his license revoked indefinitely should never be able to practice in healthcare ever again you should face some serious charges too for impeding an investigation, and also obstruction of justice. And I would give him multiple felonies. And he should do prison time for this as well because this is a serious charge because he is protecting somebody who killed somebody so absolutely throw him in prison and make sure he cannot practice in any capacity at any healthcare institution or facility for the rest of his life
Nah this has already been proven illegal. all for immigration but this man just has to take the word of the cop who are allowed to lie that he's an illegal
take their license...
This guy would lose whatever type of license he would have!
Get a warrant. The evidence will be thrown out if not done properly.
People are actually falling for this ai 💔
sounds ai
This is ridiculous. Our law s have gotten out of control
Unfortunately you have to be impartial in his line of work. You take an oath when you take the job as a nurse or doctor to treat people regardless of wealth, inequality , race, color, or your own personal beliefs. So he should be arrested because he isn’t following protocol.
UMM WHAT, WTF YOU MEAN NO?!?!?!
This is an old video. The police didnt have a warrant.
there should be a lot more to this than this 10-second video I love all the judgments I wonder what the reality is
We saw this happen a couple times in Alaska, and the officer lost his job and had a huge lawsuit against him personally. There was a qualified immunity. It cost the officer at six figures.