Utah Nurse Arrested for Refusing to Perform Blood Draw

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MarkD wrote:Also he said on the video he couldn't GET a warrant because he didn't have Probable Cause, so an email warrant wouldn't have worked either.
I didn't catch that. So he basically had no reason to demand a blood draw.

What further damns this case is that he can't credibly claim that the nurse was interfering with his investigation because I don't think that he went back and actually obtained the evidence that he supposedly wanted.
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Jered wrote:
MarkD wrote:Also he said on the video he couldn't GET a warrant because he didn't have Probable Cause, so an email warrant wouldn't have worked either.
I didn't catch that. So he basically had no reason to demand a blood draw.

What further damns this case is that he can't credibly claim that the nurse was interfering with his investigation because I don't think that he went back and actually obtained the evidence that he supposedly wanted.
The guy he wanted blood from was THE VICTIM of the crash (emphasis for effect at the absurdity of it).
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scipioafricanus wrote:
Jered wrote: The guy he wanted blood from was THE VICTIM of the crash (emphasis for effect at the absurdity of it).
I know. This detective is defective. :roll:
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Let's not let this guy's superiors off the hook. From what I read, the officer's department had a policy for them to take blood samples from everyone involved in an accident even if they were not under arrest. Well such a policy is clearly going to lead to incidents like this - so they should be held responsible for the results.
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Meanwhile, that douchebag YouTuber, Mike The Cop, was defending this. He has since backed off somewhat.

The hospital has changed it's policy. Cops no longer have free access to patient care areas. They must sign in at the front desk and be escorted while in the hospital. :D :D :D
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Vonz90 wrote:From what I read, the officer's department had a policy for them to take blood samples from everyone involved in an accident even if they were not under arrest.
"Come back with a warrant" :ugeek:
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HTRN wrote: "Come back with a warrant" :ugeek:
That's what this nurse told Defective Friendly to do.

Fucking retard didn't. :roll:
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Im not talking about the nurse, im talking about anyone whos blood they want to draw after the fact, especially in light of some theories floating about that the pd was looking for ammunition in case the vic decides to sue them for causing the accident due to pursueing the other driver. Now they're throwing the arresting officer under the bus, along with his supervisor, who publically supported his actions, and i think told him to arrest the nurse in the first place.
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HTRN wrote:Im not talking about the nurse, im talking about anyone whos blood they want to draw after the fact, especially in light of some theories floating about that the pd was looking for ammunition in case the vic decides to sue them for causing the accident due to pursueing the other driver. Now they're throwing the arresting officer under the bus, along with his supervisor, who publically supported his actions, and i think told him to arrest the nurse in the first place.
Would a civil rights investigation into every single blood draw from every single hospital done by that police force work? Find a pattern of behavior and get the upper management out.
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So, I found another story:
Wubbels' attorney, Karra Porter, said the state's implied-consent law "has no relevance in this case whatsoever under anyone's interpretation. ... The officer here admitted on the video and to another officer on the scene that he knew there was no probable cause for a warrant."
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