How One Cop Got FIRED And Cost His City $500,000
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Tyrants. "I've done this for 22 years." That one statement sent chills down my spine. Imagine how many rights were violated under his watch.
Abusers
He didn't say 22 yrs, he said "22 F*CKIN' YEARS"
"I've harrassed, bullied, terrorized, and abused others rights for 22 years"
Wonder how many times the police got away with this method of getting blood
id bet he has been allowed to retire collecting tax payer money after being such a shit cop for 20+ years
he's threatening you because he's a cop. He over-reacts because he's a cop. He cost his city 500K because he's a cop. What a class act.
Well, not really because he's a cop. He's dickhead that became a cop, and that make it easier to be a dickhead.
What he said!
The hospital administrator who hid in his office behind a telephone line and left this nurse to get roughed up by Barney Fyfe is a class acr too. What a schmuck.
Yup. Cops are just straight up evil nowadays
And his boss backs him up - because he's a cop.
6:34
"Why don't we get a search warrant...??.."
"Because we have no probable cause to get one...."
😂😂😂
❤ right there. Cops in wrong.
From another video, this whole thing was apparently the cops literally trying to find a scapegoat to avoid blame, because the person being in a coma ended up that way in a car accident caused during a police chase where the person they were chasing crashed into the dude and the car blew up. They were trying to accuse him of being intoxicated to make the claim that, because of that, he was responsible for the crash, not the cops messing up the chase, then that led to this. Just to give you more insight on how corrupt departments can be.
@@tho_thomakes this so much worse
@@tho_tho I do kno how corrupt police deots can be... I think I wrote the book...;(
Yep if they would have just tried to get a warrant they would have quickly found out!
How dare someone tell a police officer that he has to abide by the law.
Must be irony!
Must be...!
I mean... that's pretty much how it goes in a lot more cases than people would think
I am an ER nurse and this was so illegal as to be insane. You cannot force a blood draw without a warrant or consent PERIOD. Every ER nurse I know was so pissed at this.
For real, it's so obvious that all this cop knows is "exigent circumstances = no warrant" so he just keeps on repeating "exigent circumstances" while ignoring just about every law related to this ever.
@@lorehammer40k4 "This one law agrees with me right now so it's the only one that matters"
@@lorehammer40k4I just wish she would’ve thought to ask him what the exigent circumstances were. I think that would have really thrown him for a loop trying to explain how someone injured by a suspect they were chasing just had to have their blood drawn right then and there.
@@mikeonthebayou he probably would have just said it was that he needed it to do what he was “lawfully ordered” to do. I doubt it would have really tripped him up or made him rethink anything considering how weak his initial argument / reasoning was in the first place.
@@MrDeelightful I'm not even sure he was capable of thinking about it that deeply. I bet his training says to make sure he says "exigent circumstances" for the camera whenever he's trying to circumvent a warrant, just like they train him to repeatedly yell "stop resisting" while assaulting everyone regardless of any actual resistance.
Bravo to that nurse and hospital for not allowing these corrupt cops to bully them into breaking federal law.
Tell the officer that he either gets a warrant or they will have HIM arrested tor trespassing.
Notice how quick they turned on each other when shit hit the fan
The nurse was only doing what she was told. she was not an individual but an agent of the hospital. Arresting her would not get the LEO the blood. The order has to come from someone above her. Nurses are not allowed to draw blood with out a doctors order. When given the standards that the police gave then one when blood can be draw. Exigent circumstance was on the legal document. When the watch commander was told this. He should of order a warrant to be . . . oh wait they don't have probable cause. SO they have no rights for the blood.
I disagree with you about the hospital because I has seen a similar situation and the hospital protected the nurse. The hospital lawyers, higher ups, and security was on scene to protect the nurse but this hospital higher up was talking through the phone. That this why they, the hospital, and the police department with her
What federal law?
“She’s the one that told me no” 😭 what an absolute disgrace
That nurse gets an A++ for standing up fir her patients rights and best interest. Even with what she was up against personally.
It’s so creepy that he’s focusing on this one young nurse and threatening ONLY her and none of her superiors. Definitely some psychological issues with that one. What a freak.
Ikr and the way he ran up to her and grabbed her.. like bro was waiting for it😭
Looks like sounds like acts like.
IT'S A PIG
For real. She was resisting, just legitimately questioning his authority. Yet he went after her like she was an armed escaped convict. Dude no doubt beats his wife.
They’re like that. A lot of cops are sexist
@@Kidbuckedexactly
I hope this patient realizes how hard this woman fought to protect his rights while he was unconscious and fighting for his life
I believe the driver was a part time police officer too and he died from his injuries.
@@musclesmouse... so sad. Life is fragile.
I hope this cop ends up with her as his nurse some day...
@@idlehand2526 ... and as much as he doesn't deserve it, she would be perfectly professional
@@DebiQ1830 I'M so petty that if I were his nurse I would go ABOVE AND BEYOND to be extra sweet and caring to the guy 😅
The nurse was practicing hippa. I'd rather go to jail then violate hippa. That's my job if hippa is violated.
She was also standing on the procedures the cops and hospital AGREED TO!!!
At 6:36 the backup officer asked, "Why don't we just get a search warrant?" The 1/2 million dollar question of the day! By this point in the medical evaluation and treatment, the hospital had already drawn the blood sample. It is part of the medical record. If they had Probable Cause, any Judge would have granted them a search warrant. The original blood draw would be enough to use in court, they did not need to do a fresh draw. In fact, the blood draw that the officer was trying to get would have resulted in a LOWER blood alcohol content that the hospital's original draw. My bigger question is, how can they charge an individual with refusing to perform the blood draw when they don't have the authority to force someone to perform it. Even with a warrant, she, personally, can't be held accountable and forced to perform the draw. The responding Supervisor was clueless.
I heard him respond to that question that they didn't have "PC."
Exactly this line of logic at the end. I was questioning; how can you force a medical professional to perform a procedure against their will. The worst you can do is get them fired and get another professional to do it but there is no grounds whatsoever in any Western country let alone America to compel someone to do a procedure. This is on the level of what you’d expect from North Korea or a terrorist organisation. And I don’t make those comparisons lightly
We are a banana republic right now so the government can do what they want.
@@stomper2582it's been this way for about 100 years or more with the cops and politicians
That nurse is a freaking hero, standing up for herself and her patients rights. Bravo
Wonder how many defibrillators she put people on..
And then for supporting the department!
@@hihihihihello You do know that one does NOT "put someone on" a defibrillator. They simply USE the defibrillator. Your point was what?? NOTHING. That's what.
@@davidhbrown9767 nice comeback
@@J04R Well, what that person said was just silly.
This was infuriating to watch but I applaud that young lady for her willingness to go to jail to protect a patient. Apparently some people are loyal to their oath, unlike others.
Am glad she’s probably gonna be paid well for this unlawful arrest i hope she can retire early and enjoy her life she deserves it not a lot or doctors or nurses would question authority but she die because she has a brain unlike most people now a days
She also prevented the hospital from a possible law suit if she did draw his blood illegally.
she handled herself excellently; though anyone who is aware of the law would be more than happy to take that ride in this moron's squad car for the inevitable payout
She is an amazing nurse and I hope the hospital did something special for her.
This video was edited, I suggest watching the complete 19 minute version.
Being a victim of a car crash is not exigent circumstances. Nurse Wobbles is not required to help with what ever investigation this cop thinks he’s performing. Doing nothing is not interference. Is he going to arrest every nurse in the hospital who refuses him? Then he endangers other patients by taking away a charge nurse.
I find it interesting that he went for the nurse and not the people literally instructing her not to obtain the sample. What he did was unlawful either way. But he went for her because (LBR) she's the one right in front of him, she's a woman and smaller than him. Had it been some jacked 6'4" ER physician, I bet it would have gone differently. This was about the officer's superiority complex.
One of the best tyranical videos on so many levels. Thanks to the caring medical staff who showed concern, not just for the critically I'll patient, but also for one another. ❤🙏🙏🙏
If these cops had to pay for the lawsuits out of their own pocket, things MIGHT change.
Oh it definitely would but the blue line mafia is embedded in the government.
If they've been tenured long enough to be pension eligible, they should lose that or at least have it decreased based on severity.
@@upanda21a Agreed the equivalent of a dishonorable discharge. GTFO and do not pass GO or collect 200 hundred dollars.
Qualified immunity sign the petition and they will just letting you know.
@@iwishpeoplecaredagain How/where do I sign?
If I'm ever Unconscious in a hospital I hope I have a nurse this concerned for myself, my body, and my rights. She deserves every penny she received.
She upheld her oath and the cop did not. I hope to get a nurse like her when im in need.
She deserves more
You are way safer unconscious with a licensed nurse than you are walking down the road in the vicinity of a cop. We uphold our practice acts and integrity. There's no way we could or would do this job based on wage alone because we don't get paid enough for what it is.
A nurse so concerned about you getting busted with being on drugs or drinking while driving? Or why would you not let them check your blood? I hope my nurse gives it to them so they know I'm clean or that if I am on something I will be punished for it. But thats just my take and also I dc if it breaks any amendments or some shit like that
@@F0kal no, it's 100% about bodily autonomy and consent! It has absolutely nada to do with getting busted.
Way to go to the nurse that stood up for the less fortunate. I'm sorry you had to experience that.
My wife was an RN charge nurse in a hospital and i can gurantee she would have done the same thing this nurse did. She was very good at protecting her patients well being and their rights. Nurses are special people and very devoted to their patients. My wife was a nurse for 45 years. God bless all nurses for they truly are special and needed.
Good nurses make all the difference to help you recover. I have all the respect and love for them.
Imagine how many rights were violated by that “cop” over the last 22 years.
He's not a cop, he's an SS soldier of the American Gestapo
it does explain the lack of upward momentum in his carreer
I can't imagine how many people that he'd have assaulted and falsely arrested - all because they never had body cameras!
If he's prepared to lie in order force the nurse to comply,; knowing that he was on camera - how far would he be prepared to go with no records of what was happening. 🤬
14 rights
Given how he treats women he thinks he has power over, I would bet good money that it's more than "rights" that he's violated.
I remember this. They were pushing for the toxicology information because there was another law enforcement officer involved in the accident.
My mind is telling me NO but my EGO, my EGO is telling me YES!!
This lady is a hero. Protecting an unconscious person from unreasonable search. She honestly deserves a medal
She got 500k for it, rightfully so.
She also donated money what a G
She should have been given a, " huge Promotion and Raise!",.. especially for "Protecting the patient Rights, while he was unconscious and willing to go to jail for her patient!",... She is the most responsible and respectful NURSE I have ever seen and heard,. Considering most of the time,.. a lot of them are unable to deal with the public and treat incoming people like they are not worthy of their time or having to do paperwork,.. but don't get me wrong,.. I do have the upmost respect for the ones who love their job and helping citizens with their needs,.. it's the few who just want to sit back and earn their living for doing nothing!😮 !.. as the saying goes,;.. "If you can't stand the heat!,.. get out of the kitchen!",... In other words,.. When you feel that the job is too much for you or too stressful,.. get another job or quit!.., B4 you make yourself and your fellow workers look like they lack any kind of "Empathy!"... 😮!😢!..😢 Stay home and take care of yourself and your family,...😮
(If there is a person to be given an F- or F-- , then it is this officer, and yes, she should get a honorary medal of citizens right protection of some sort...)
Ironically, it’s not the first time she almost got a medal. She was an Olympic skier, and finished 9th in Nagano.
What an interesting life she’s had already.
Where is the DON and the house nursing supervisor for all of this? I am a nurse and it is absolutely shameful that they aren’t down there intercepting these cops and leaving this nurse to do it. Absolutely shameful.
What about Risk Management or Compliance Management
I am completely flabbergasted how these cops thought they had exigent circumstances for a blood draw from a person that was a victim of the pursuit they were a part of? What probable cause could they possibly have?
Their EGO! "EGO" is the anesthesia which numbs the pain of stupidity!" Rick Rigsby
It's amazing that she literally read them the hospitals' DCO agreement with the Salt Lake PD and they STILL tried to say she was wrong.
@jth086 All because detective payne’s ego has blinded him from realizing that.
Yea.. It did not even give him a hint! Mind boggling!
The cops request should have ended right there when she read that paper to them that was the agreement between the hospital and the police. I come in the hospital and the nurse they did an outstanding job those two police however should be in the unemployment line neither one of them deserve to even be in any kind of law enforcement. I doubt if they could even make it as a security officers
She is my number one patient advocate of the year....maybe decade!
This nurse should be the poster child of excellent nursing care and patient advocate. It's not always just about physical nursing care but standing firm for your patient. My daughter is a charge nurse I pray she would be able to emulate Nurse Wubbels in the face of such condescending and aggressive confrontation. Im sure she will though after seeing this.These 2 people should never have been allowed to remain in law enforcement.
ITS A SHAME THEY DIDN'T PUT BOTH OFFICERS IN JAIL.
The law takes it easy on them because they’re held to no standards. There’s never any charges on cops. I like that their ego was so hurt. I feel bad for the families that have to live with them
They should have been charged.
That officers attitude needs correction. Department of Corrections should punish them just the same. Why don’t people respect police?; because y’all hire these kinds of idiots.
Forget the Officers, the Watch Commander was just as uninformed on the law and skated out scott free..
Especially since the supervisor is the one who told the Det. to arrest the woman, yet he's still an officer.
And how about an F for the University Police Officers (Hospital Police) for not stepping in and protecting their fellow employee. Instead they were along for the ride and allowed someone to be kidnapped right in front of them.
All cowards. The nurse was the only one with principles
Goons in uniform
The fact that Payne didn’t apologize means he didn’t want to admit fault and just blamed his superior officer who in turn blamed him for not getting all the facts. Large egos cost the tax payers money. She was defending her unconscious patient’s constitutional rights and didn’t let them win. Good for her!!
“I don’t care if the hospital is telling you you can’t draw blood, it’s your fault as an individual for not following police orders” the same officer “it’s not my fault, the lieutenant told me to arrest her”
The officers are too stupid to question their own authority. "My boss said so" instead of "hey boss, they're saying we need a warrant." They try too much to fill in the gaps with whatever their emotions dictate, instead of just clearly stating the facts.
haha I didnt even notice that hypocrisy.
Kl y
@@roberthiggins8234 you must have the cops knocking at your door asking you to join then 😂
Lol just playing. 😂
Brilliant
I’m a retired paramedic. I’ve experienced cops interfering with me performing my duties to save a victim’s life.
The cop was fired and the patient lived.
Thank you for actually serving thr public unlike those "blue" idiots
tell me the story this sounds good
My man
Lies
@@richarddukard8989we are not talking about your mom saying you weren't adopted here.
In the UK. the Nursing and Midwifery states that the patient's nurses are the patient's ADVOCATE. An unconscious patient CANNOT CONSENT, they had NO warrant AND the patient was NOT under arrest. END OF!! Well done Alex!!! ❤❤❤❤❤
This is just simply disgraceful! Arresting a nurse to put her in jail because she refuses to break the law
I love when someone admits they have been doing their job wrong for 22 years.
Only and always only when this bad cops get court
Good one 😅😅😅👍👍👍
Yup!
Yup … and somehow magically that makes him an attorney that knows all the laws .. fking cop is a moron for 22 years and he admitted
That phrasing is always used to imply its the right way to do their work while it means absolutely nothing. Do they teach malicious semantics at Police training?
Personal Update: Although Det. Jeff Payne was fired for the incident, he still claims he did nothing wrong. He sued the City of Salt Lake City for 1.5 million for wrongful termination. He lost and his appeal was denied. He then was hired next door in Weber County as a Jailer. - The University of Utah medical center changed their policies now to where the police cannot contact anybody in the hospital until cleared by upper management.
Great, so they hired on someone known to be a bully and willing to violate people's rights as a jailer? Fantastic decision. Wonderful. There's absolutely no chance of him taking out his temper on prisoners! Or abusing their rights because he likes to throw his weight around and demands immediate compliance. No sirree bob.
@@sallyswimmer8524police entities are getting so desperate now cause nobody wants to be a cop. So that’s why they just transferring or holding on to corrupt ones
Given Utah's culture and it's dominant religion what do you expect? Of course he did nothing wrong he was "just following orders" you know that old Nazi line that brought about one of the greatest tragedy of the 20th century. Ordinary people are not allowed to think when a order is given "the brethren (authorities) have already done all the thinking"
Once after 38 years I understood how dangerous the culture is, I knew it was time to get out of Zion!
Oh my goodness, hopefully nobody makes a stink about it and gets him fired again.
@@CitrusPeppercornno one got him fired, he got himself fired
This incident is a perfect example of why you should know your constitutional rights, especially when dealing with law enforcement. Most of our police do not know any titles and details of any amendments. My heart goes out to the brave nurse for protecting, hers and everyone in that hospitals rights!
Once admitted, the hospital assums responsibility for the patient. Had this nurse allowed the blood draw, the hospital could potentially be found to be complicit in violating the patient's rights.
"I'm just a nurse trying to protect the patient...". My heart broke for her. They bullied an innocent person who was just doing her job. Shame on them!
They should've worked harder to protect us patients from tyranny covid rules, especially not letting your mom,spouse, in the hospital room with your dying kid cause of covid rules.
@@iwishpeoplecaredagain I think they were busy protecting everyone as a whole from tyranny covid itself, never mind the rules
@@iwishpeoplecaredagain ?????? What are you on about ??? They were taking care of everyone while overworked ???
@@iwishpeoplecaredagain Did you forget that dying kids probably don't want covid to expedite the process? yall would be funny if you weren't real but sadly you are
One of the officers asks the other "why don't they get a search warrant" and the arresting officer answers "they don't have PC." They knew they were in the wrong.
Ugh I’ll never forget this one. That cop thought he had more authority than everyone else in the hospital and all the rules.
They always do
Of course he did. He had a badge and was listening to someone else with a badge, so, how can he possibly be in the wrong?
ya know, when your job increases the risk that you'll be in a hospital, it's probably best not to piss off the people that will be taking care of you.
He found out differently LOL
@@NathanHedglin blanket idealism like this is the reason innocent cops get killed in assasinations. Stop being negligent and realize that there are good and bad eggs everywhere in society
Good job nurse stood your ground you have the public approval you rock
Not knowing the law is a terrifying excuse for a police officer to give
Literally one of the worst.
Ignorance of the law is no excuse, unless you are a police/law enforcement officer.
If cops knew the law. They'd be lawyers.
Lmfao that just about every cop!
@@CallumG100 no sir, ignorance of the law is no excuse, especially for a sworn officer of the law...... lets not make jokes about something so serious
Great commentary, like always.
I've been a nurse for 47 years and this is more than horrible. These cops are outrageous. Shame on them.
Unfortunately they are not the only ones. Cops like this exist all across the US
But she told them “no!” That’s straight to jail! /s
@@nothingissimplewithlloydhippa laws apply in this instance
They're not cops, they're SS soldiers of the American Gestapo
FTP
"Shes the one who told me no." And there it is. Cop ego damage is punishable by arrest and or lethal force
Yup
Right
Back the Blue baby!
40%
Yup
This nurse and many like her are guardian angels. I want her and alike if ever I’m ever in that injured victim position. Bravo
What terrifies me the most when officers knowingly on body camera act like this and then say they have 20-30 plus years on the force. Just imagine how they acted and treated people before they had body cameras, if this is their “churched” up behaviour on body camera. HORRIFYING!!
I'm a nurse and I'm proud of her for standing up to these people. She needs more than $500,000
And he should have been arrested!!
I hope she wisely invests it for when she retires.
Unfortunately, Nurses continue to be underpaid.
She deserves millions for this encounter
She deserves millions
She is a legend in the nursing world. Nursing schools use this case as an example of "advocating for your patient" as a Registered Nurse.
Legendary!!!
She truly is a hero! In many many ways I'm sure. These two cops give good cops a bad name. Both fired for not knowing our rights
Wow thats great
She is also super bangable.
That’s so good to hear. She was incredibly brave this entire exchange and I’m not surprised she’s a role model
As she should be.
I was so happy she won $500,000! She’s better at protecting people than the police are! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
I think she deserved more than that. Also, I'm pretty sure that most average citizens are better at protecting people than the police.
@@KozacraS I agree!
You are so right!!
She should of gotten a million 🤨
@@mbf6160 yes she should’ve!
Well done, nurse. Well done!!!
Poor lady! All she was trying to do was the right thing in her heart for her patient.
If you’re an officer and get fired for illegal actions while on duty such as this one, you should be put on a permanent list that forever bans you from holding a law enforcement position ever again.
If only. Then both those officers and many more who shouldn't be there would be out of places they should never have been to begin with.
Getting fired is not enough. He should be jailed too
@@Drealmers
Thank you it’s so annoying when cats do something illegal the bike all this just lose her job. If this was a normal person you do something really all you do is fuck in jail.
They have a Brady list, but not sure if this circumstance would put them on it. It's a bad cops list.
Or until you pay off the full settlement out of pocket
The fact he never intended on apologizing just shows how unfit is was for that position. Can’t imagine how he treated normal citizens if he treated a nurse like that.
It shows what an how incredibly GOOD fit he is. Make no mistake, the department and the government WANT this.
He was selected specifically ... They all are... Trained to violate rights
Both officers should be in jail
@@thewhitefalcon8539 Indeed, so called 'civil servants' are employed by taxpayers. They are required to know the law, their jobs and understand citizen rights under the constitution. Those in 'authority' MUST be held to much higher standards.
I always say bring back public sentencing, SHAMING, executions, the pillory, tar n feathering, maybe even stoning. Let's make some example of bad behavior for once and all. It's an excellent deterrent!
Politicians and many other local, state and federal workers are also known as 'civil servants'.
I used to be a contractor to NASA a few decades ago. I worked for 'civil servants' What I witnessed in just 5 years was just a drop in the bucket regarding government corruption. I resigned on account of petty political BS, but my actual work was actually fascinating, even fun. The corruption has been going on for much, much longer. How is this not clear to average citizens?
I believe that at the very least it's highly likely that the majority of 'civil servants' fail to understand the definition of that term, much less the meaning of either of those two words! The term in and of itself is really ironic.
The sad part is that these settlements are most likely paid ultimately by taxpayers. These incompetent cops should pay out of their retirement benefits and or personal assets.
@@thewhitefalcon8539 You are 100 % correct. Actually, Florida's governor would pay him a $5000 bonus to come and be a corrupt cop here.
Florida, where corrupt politicians, corrupt cops and pedophiles are protected
THE PROBLEM IS, HE MOST LIKELY GOT HIRED IN THE NEXT COUNTY OVER AND HE WOULD PROBABLY DO IT AGAIN
The city must award this nurse with an award, she defended her patient while the gang of pignorant cops tried to bully her.
The cop literally didn't care that she was holding a copy of the law in her hand and being told by MULTIPLE people that he wasn't legally-allowed to get a blood draw. And the cop himself didn't have to pay a single penny of the $500k lawsuit he caused due to his ignorance/negligence/malice.
Well I blame the 'city'. The city needs to be the main accountability. They need to suffer the economic loss to let them know they need to hire better/train better.
@@roberthiggins8234 Or start taking these payments out of their pension fund. Problem would sort itself out real quick.
See that's the issue make the law so the cop gets sued in these situations and I bet a few bully cops losing there house will fix this
I am of the mind that these kinds of cases should be treated like child support is treated in the US. Base it on what we know the person is capable of making. If you made 50K per year, you need to pay at least half, if not more, toward what is owed on the lawsuit. If you can make 50K, but voluntarily choose to take a lower-paying job, you should have to pay the same amount, regardless. A refusal to pay will result in a seizure of assets, and potential jail time. In addition, the debt owed to the individual should be treated like a student loan in that it does not go away by declaring bankruptcy. The taxpayers should DEFINITELY not be the ones who have to pay for the poor decisions made by officers.
His entire pension and every cop's involved in lawsuits if they get one, should go to the victims.
This nurse is a legit pro in her field..the hospital should be grateful to have her
yeah im only a few minutes in and can already tell she’s a badass
@J former Olympian, has a lot of grit
@@basilman121 true dat
This nurse is a hero. The officer was basically holding her hostage by saying he would either 'leave with the blood or arrest her'. Holding her freedom over her head for merely following policy (which also was the legal course of action). Even if she was incorrect, arresting her for reasonably trying to protect a patient is insane.
"Why are you blaming the messenger, sir?"
"She is the one that told me no."
Unbelievable. Absolutely disgusting behavior and I'm glad they sacked him.
I can only imagine what happens to the women that say no to him when he asked them to go out with him
@@cosmicnightmare4401there’s a town cop like this where I live. Tried to date my mom all throughout high school, she always rejected him. He would follow my mom around town, in his cruiser, pulling her over when ever he could. I couple years back he pulled her over and tried to come up with something to get her in trouble with so my mom brought all this up to the police chief and now he’s not allowed anywhere near my mom, if she ever were to commit any crime/ infraction and he’s the responding officer, he has to call another cop in because he was absolutely obsessed with her. 🙃 he’s also a huge racist and I’m mixed so… that’s probably a part of it too
@@gabriellanicole4179 I’m so sorry you had to deal with that, that sounds like a horrible situation to be in I hope you mom is ok too that would be so stressful
@@cosmicnightmare4401 my mom hasn’t had any issues with him for a few years (thank god) but he’s super weird and most of our town’s cops are super corrupt. This guy specifically, he got caught messing around with under age girls while he was on duty, in his cruiser, and got suspended with pay for like a week and he’s still on the force somehow 🙃 not to mention when he hit my ex fiancé (who was driving my car at the time) with his cruiser and then tried to ticket my ex 3 days later for scratching the paint of his push bar, as if he didn’t crack my whole front bumper
Utah tax dollars being wasted.
"I'm just a nurse"
You're a hero. Thank you for caring & holding those responsible accountable!
but, in the end, she was.... just a nurse.
@@gradeyundery4939and? She’s leagues better than that corrupt pig
She most certainly is the definition of a hero!
No, she was actually breaking the law if state law required a sample in the event where injuries result from a motor accident, and hospital policy can not say otherwise. What saved her and the hospital in this case was his animalistic behaviour because his ego was bruised. Would you feel the same if your child was killed by a drunk driver and she refused the draw
@@michaelohehir3779 iirc then this guy wasn’t even part of the pursuit and the other guy died running from the police
This drives me crazy because I’ve had similar things happen to me. Not only was the judge, corrupt but the probation, office cops, etc. all lied.
She should have gone along, been arrested and charged.
The sue the city and the cop and his boss.
The nurse is unquestionably badass, but props to hospital admin for telling the cops they are making a huge mistake.
Badass. What on earth do you mean. This is exactly the nurse you would want looking after you if you were unconscious, she was magnificent however, I doubt your cokify brain could understand that. Time to go play with your Lego
@@margolenney6032 huh? I complimented the nurse and also her bosses
If her boss said no and the admi was there and the cop wanted to arrest someone, it should be the admin. He is giving the order to say no. But this cop just wanted to push a lady around. That just makes him a _____. Fill in the blank. Fire him!
@@margolenney6032I think you’re the one who plays with Lego! Cokinator was complementing the nurses standing up to the cops and protecting her unconscious patient!
@@cokinator100ifyit was a language barrier thing.
"She's the one who told me no" is very telling. Someone told him no and now he's threatening her and making her feel scared for her freedom. Disgusting.
Another word for threatening her is ASSAULT. And another word for manhandling her is BATTERY!
"She told me no so I kidnapped her"
This is why cops need constant oversight. Anyone who wants power shouldn't have it. And all cops are power addicted.
You tell almost any cop no and they'll act like this. They're soooo used to people bending over and kissing their a$$es that when someone doesn't it doesn't compute to them and they don't know what to do.
And that's how bullied boys become bully cops.
Very much appreciate to have a such bravo and beautiful demeanor nurse to protect her patients and explicitly exercise our constitutional right.
What I want to understand is what the cop thought would happen after he arrested the nurse.
Did he think he was then going to be able to re-enter the hospital and the rest of it’s staff allow them to do the blood draw?
Mean, how many nurses and doctors was he willing to arrest?
As a nurse I can say that what she did is not easy and she deserves praise for protecting her patient 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
💯!!
I would have no problem saying "Absolutely No" on behalf of my patients.
It is easier said than done. I hope all nurses would do that but it is hard to know what you would do if you are not the one in her position.
Nurse Hubble deserves more than $500,000 in damages. Add another digit is more appropriate and sue the two cops under 42 USC §1863.
Agreed! She's a literal hero! ACAB
You know your police department is awful when even a nurse is more familiar with their patient's rights and prepared to defend them than your whole department is.
And as she read the document she said that the police had agreed to that standard.
Don't forget Salt Lake city not publicizing the answer to the cop asking for his job back means he got it back
The entry level qualifications for LE Officers are very minimal. So its unsurprising they're often not the brightest. Also, psych studies found the top 3 career choices for those with psychopathic traits are: Corporrate CEO, Medicine, Law Enforcement. They go for roles that fill their need for power, status & control.
i mean, i wouldnt say she was more familiar. because she was on the phone with a few people trying to figure it out. but yea
Qualified immunity needs to go away!
"I know the law I've been doing this for 22 years" That's the most terrifying fucking statement ever uttered by a peace officer police officer any authority in this United States
This is why you never follow unlawful orders blindly. His LT threw him to the wolves. I commend the ER nurse for standing for what's right and not being intimidated by that thug
What is even more aggravating than the officer who arrested her is the supervisor who just backs him up without question. Nurse of the year easily.
Yes, that was what really got my blood boiling, supervisor shows up and is basically gaslighting her "why are you involved...do you know him...etc...etc".
I read a long while back that this whole thing is because they wanted to get a blood draw for any chemicals because the person/family may sue the department for the collision because of a police chase. So if they had even the slightest BAC/drug it gives the police an out in court.
Mind blowing.
James Tracy. What a piece of trash he is. How can someone so unqualified have gotten so far in life…
Me too!! Like really he needs to be fired too. He should have backed her
@jason M 100% agreeed when the officer said “I’m trying to help him too” made my blood boil because he had zero care for the person he was just trying to cover for the department. Absolutely sickening but unsurprising due to the state of our police state.
dude that was the biggest retard fight, the cop blames the lieutenant, the lieutenant blames the cop, under the bus they both go!
The mind blowing part about this whole thing is that the patient is literally the VICTIM that just happened to get run into by a POS evading police.
add to it. victim was an off duty cop from anotehr county
But the guilty person died. But he wanted to badly to look like a hero. The cop says he's looking out for the burn victim. ??? This guys believes his own lies.
@@Revkor Interesting. They wanted that blood desperately. Must be more to the story...
To add insult to injury, the cops didn't even need to chase the guy in the first place. Cops caused the accident. Unless the suspect was a mass shooter or something, all they did was put hundreds of peoples' lives in danger with their reckless driving.
@@jetroar17 There is. Without a culpable person to arrest, it becomes the officers fault for the accident.
This is where security needed to step in and stop this arrest from happening. They could lawfully have stopped it because he didn't have a lawful reason to arrest her.
Trust me when I say the hospital security that gets paid $10-$15 an hour to sit at the front desk is not going to intervene in a situation like this! It’s not going to happen lol
This nurse is a hero and I'm so happy this channel finally covered her story. What an absolute legend.
I remember when this happened.
these heros continues to inject covid vaccines into children
Yes this is the best example of the kind of person we need taking care of us. She truly is a HERO, unlike trash cop
@@pedopastel4781 troll somewhere else.
@@dawnchattin5935 this shit happened a fat minute ago
This is the kind of medical professional you want looking out for you during your most vulnerable situation.
hopefully she is not vaxxed and going to die soon
Especially after breaking the law
I don't know why there are only 2 replies to you perfect comment.
You should have thousands of comments within 1 minute of people agreeing with you 100%
@@Johnny2Bags47 because what's there to say when he already said it all? Plus people are agreeing with him, by giving a like.
@@moreplease394 The patient didn't break the law....
Good for her for standing her ground and protecting her patient
The best kind of nurse. She protected her patient and morale with bravery. Just amazing.
The Nurse Manager said something loud and clear: "You are making a huge mistake right now."
Truer words were never spoken!
He also said "are you gonna arrest the messenger?"
Det. Payne took that personally
"If we are doing something wrong there are civil remedies" .. $500k a firing and demotion later
@@jossilyns THAT PART
They are violating a patients rights and are arresting a charge nurse for protecting the patients' rights and for following hospital policies and procedures. They need a warrant or court order signed by a JUDGE.
As an RN I remember this vividly. The courage and advocation of her patient's RIGHTS are absolutely commendable when faced with those tyrants.
Ok big words.
@@BllueJeeper
Do big words upset you?
Why?
@@BllueJeeper You're just exactly what purpose forefathers warned us of. An army of sheep led by a lion.
@@amerikanviking forefathers has 11 letters... I can't count past 7. You must be a nerd! Remember, stupidity is the most dangerous weapon in the known universe.
may I ask you how you deal with truck drivers involved in fatal accidents? Federal motor vehicle regulations require blood tests of all CDL drivers involved in fatal accidents whether or not the driver is at fault. This patient was a truckdriver involved in a fatal accident.
Now, the way the officers treated the nurse was wrong and they were trying to get the blood under the wrong laws. And the hospital has poorly trained their ER staff on the matter of dealing with CDL drivers involved in fatal accidents.
What a bunch of cowards, to watch their fellow nurse being roughed up by these cops.
I can't tell who is worse. The detective who thought he could do what he wanted and arrest people that say no, or the lieutenant that tried to just completely throw the detective under the bus and take no responsibility
I love the nurse's patient advocacy. She's absolutely correct. This officer is horrid.
All the cops involved proved themselves to be abusers
Yea absolutely amazing! Nurses have to much on their plate to begin with and this was unbelievable
Officers these days are horrid/
@@lesseirgpapers9245they’ve always been
I love nurses and hate cops... this is exactly why.
A nurse protecting HER patient...a saint on earth!!!
She is what all nurses should be when dealing with patient rights!
What an honorable person in an honorable profession!!!
And she donated all $500,000
My mom once had to run outside, leading hospital staff, to break windows and evacuate elderly patients during a fire. I can picture her in the same spot doing the same thing as this nurse, along with all the other nurses she worked with. Nurses intimidate me, honestly, and I think these cops were afraid she was tougher than they were! And she was.
Yes
Sorry, but she canot be canonized while she is still alive.
@@ucctgg *canonized
Thank you Nurse Wubbels for protecting your patient and not being intimidated by threats from a service that is suppose to serve and protect you, just to get what they want.
Absolutely commend this nurse for standing her ground and protecting an unconscious patient and keeping her cool by having evidence to present to the law enforcement officials and didnt react until the officer grabbed her for an arrest. Whoever she is, she should be awarded and givin a raise and educate other healthcare proffesionals!!! So proud of her, and hope if This is me or anyone I love they get an advocate and nurse just like her❤
The worst part of all this: the one officer asked Det. Payne why he doesn't get a search warrant. Det., replied they didn't have the "probable cause." Man...that shoulda been a "clue" to all involved.
Did you also hear him try and claim the blood draw would somehow "also protect" the patient? Yeah cause trying to find evidence that the victim is somehow at fault really protects people. SMH total scumbag officer.
Exactly,. And because he didn't, he is every bit as guilty as cop and Lt. It shows the lack of training, twisted knowledge of job description and corrupted professional integrity. This runs uphill to the entire chain of command.
Yep. Exigent circumstances require probable cause to be present. He was just ignorant of how the law works, it's scary how many police officers don't know the law.
The watch commander saying he is well versed in the law was probably the biggest joke of this whole incident.
He said "22 F*ckin years" 🫡
Trust me…I’m a cop 😂
That's funny seeing how cops can lie to you but you can't lie to cops.
Love to see justice upheld
I particularly enjoy your eloquence when speaking. You’re the Abe Lincoln of the audit community.
I respect this nurse for having the willpower to simultaneously protect her unconscious patient's rights while questioning the officer's ethics. Great work!
It is low key crazy how police officers are the only ones without ethical requirements as part of their contracts. McDonald workers have higher liability.
if she would have drawn that blood she would have never been aloud to practice medicine again. cops need to be held to that same slandered.
@@kevincornell1439 he didn’t ask her to draw blood. He wanted to do it himself. 1:42
@@TheBooban that's even worse.
No amount of training will help these cops it’s a personality disorder you can’t train a good personality. Jerks have to change on themselves by having a humble experience.
She spent her settlement money to help others FOIA their bodycam videos, she is a true hero.
I think at the start he actually thinks he can get around getting the blood sample but afterwards is just pure vindictiveness
Preach it, Nurse!
As a fellow nurse, I couldn't possibly be more proud of her and I couldn't possibly be happier about the officer's firing. It's a win win! 👍
Absolutely right. But I would add that it's a win win win, because the public won't have to suffer because of him anymore.
Except they Both weren't fired. The supervising cop was demoted, not fired.
ditto
She is a true American hero
@@4thamendment237 You're absolutely right! It's a win win win.👍
Once she asked "is the patient under arrest?" and he said "no" Then asked "was there a warrant for his arrest?" and again he said "no". That alone was enough for her to say no.
Gave you the 117th like ;)
Yeah, and honestly, the police should have to arrest everyone in the hospital who’s capable of doing a blood draw, but refuses. She’s not the only one there capable, he could arrest all the doctors and nurses.
@@thebullgatorI wish he did! The lawsuit woulda been so much higher for the healthcare workers but sadly he didn't... Maybe next time!
Another reason why all police officers should be compelled to undergo Constitutional law training before being certified as an officer. A 4 year law degree would eliminate many of these tyrants before they get to strong-arm people and violate basic, Constitutionally protected rights.
Brian Mullagan, also if qualified immunity was abolished you would see a different approach from these types of officers who think they are untouchable because they wear a badge
The hospital should no longer work with that department
This is the definition of "don't shoot the messenger" situation
This video never ceases to make my blood boil. She was doing her job. I love how the detective got on TV and cried that he was unfairly fired for this incident
He was "unfairly fired", it's unfair that he was only fired, he should have been charged and brought before a jury
@@jaihawkins 👍 Exactly.
Where’s the video? Please thanks
@@jaihawkins I agree, he should of spent time in Jail
I love that he showed the entire world what a fool he is. I wouldn't hire him to pick up dog shit in my backyard
"I'm just a nurse trying to protect my patients"
"Believe it or not, I'm trying to protect him too."
Yeah right.
I can't believe that line. What was he trying to protect the patient from? That was just baffling.
I laughed so hard at that line. I’ve definitely seen good cops, and seen them stand up for people’s rights, deescalate situations, and use discretion in not ruining someone’s life over one incident, even somewhat serious ones. But they’re increasingly the exception rather than the rule.
Obviously we get a biased sample considering mainly the bad incidents get shared, but considering a cop doing their job properly and having common decency and respect towards citizens is celebrated as a great cop, the bar is clearly that low for a reason.
"I'm just a nurse trying to protect my patients"
Cop:
Believe it or not, straight to jail
They were looking for a way to not be held to account for causing the crash. If the 3rd party driver had anything in their system they would have said that he was at fault for his own accident
The little piggy was trying to protect the patient from all of those Constitutionally protected rights the swine don't like anyone having!