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[Alpo]

I was just listening to this lawyer talk about this terrible thing that happened.

 

In the hospital. The cops want to take a blood sample of this patient. The patient was unconscious, so obviously could not give consent for a blood sample. The nurse refused to do it. The cops arrested the nurse.

 

There was a big stink. The nurse eventually settled with the police department for half a million dollars.

 

But what I thought was the interesting thing was that the cop that arrested her was fired and later demoted.

 

Now I can see him being demoted and later being fired, but how can you be fired first and then demoted?

[Cypress Sun]

 

Maybe for a reduction in retirement benefits is he was eligible for retirement? IE- Captain demoted to Lieutenant.

[Linn Keller, SASS 27332, BOLD 103]

Dunno, but it smells the same as my wife turning in her notice and being fired the next day.

Retaliation, pure and simple.

[Marshal Mo Hare, SASS #45984]

Cop should have known he couldn't make the arrest. As a sworn officer he may have a reserve status, that would have been affected by the demotion.

 

 

Edited November 12, 2025 by Marshal Mo Hare, SASS #45984

[watab kid]

seems the consequences were deserved in this case - he broke the law and violated constitutional rights he deserved the "punishment" as a deterent to future such activity but for his indiscretion - law and order - basis of our society