utah nurse false arrest no warrant for blood(excuse the shitty title, please read within) (AskPizzagate)

submitted ago by argosciv

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/morning-mix/wp/2017/09/01/this-is-crazy-sobs-utah-hospital-nurse-as-cop-roughs-her-up-arrests-her-for-doing-her-job/?deferJs=true&outputType=default-article&utm_term=.963bd651f998

Just heard about this now, REALLY seems up our alley, posting here first and pinging for attention.

In short: nurse refuses detective request to draw blood from unconcsious man without warrant, nurse arrested by uni's, placed in unmarked car... what in the FUCK?!

@Vindicator (please ping other mods or whatever), @ESOTERICshade, @quantokitty, @IShallNotFear, @cantsleepawink (I trust more of you I just can't add more than 5, please ping others if this is as sus to you as it is me!)

My question, who the FUCK did they want blood from so goddamn badly?

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argosciv ago

UPDATE 7:

I'm sorry to go back on my word to refrain from posting - this truly is my last, it is a critical update which had elluded me at first.

The incident was not reported for over a month, it was only then that the public was made aware of what had gone down.

RIGBY — On July 26 of this year, one of our reserve officers, William Gray, was the victim in a horrific accident in northern Utah while working his full-time job as a truck driver.

The suspect in this incident was fleeing from Utah State Highway Patrol, when he crossed into oncoming traffic and collided head on with Gray’s truck, severely injuring Gray and killing himself. Officer Gray was flown to the University of Utah’s burn unit where he remains under their watchful, professional, and competent care.

RELATED | RIGBY POLICE OFFICER IN CRITICAL CONDITION AFTER EXPLOSIVE CRASH

Within the first hours of Officer Gray being admitted into the burn unit, an incident occurred between hospital staff and an officer from an agency in Utah who was assisting with the investigation.

The Rigby Police Department was not aware of this incident until Aug. 31, 2017.

The Rigby Police Department would like to thank the nurse involved and hospital staff for standing firm and protecting Officer Gray’s rights as a patient and victim. Protecting the rights of others is truly a heroic act.

https://www.eastidahonews.com/2017/09/rigby-police-chief-thanks-nurse-for-standing-firm-in-protecting-officers-rights/