Hospital Discharges Dead Man Because He Was "Uncooperative" and "Refusing To Talk Or Move"

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And you thought stuff like this only happens in Monty Python movies!

Mom Says Security Put Dead Son in a Taxi

By IULIA FILIP 

FAYETTEVILLE, N.C. (CN) - Hospital security guards sent an "uncooperative" patient who was "refusing to talk or move" home in a taxi, though he was dying or already dead, the man's mother claims in court.

The late A'Darrin Washington's mother, Deborah Washington, sued AlliedBarton Security Services, in Cumberland County Superior Court.

A'Darrin Washington died on Nov. 22, 2011 during his discharge from nonparty Cumberland County Hospital, according to the complaint.

Washington, who suffered from recurrent pneumonia associated with non-Hodgkin's lymphoma, had been a patient of the hospital for 10 years, the lawsuit states.

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Stalin-like Bloomberg Tells Hospitals Not To Give New Mothers Baby Formula!

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So what next Bloomberg, you little piece of crap! 


Is this one of the first cost-cutting measures for ObamaCare?  Baby Formula!?  What the hell else are they not going to provide in the future?


Mayor Bloomberg apparently thinks the skies the limit for micromanaging the diets of New Yorkers, quite literally now, from the cradle to the grave.  Until residents of the Big Apple decide to fight back, the little man with the Napoleon complex will continue to ride roughshod over more and more of their everyday lives.



And there are some who want this asshat to run for President?

New York Mayor Bloomberg wants to HIDE baby formula in hospitals to put pressure on new mothers to breastfeed 
By DAILY MAIL REPORTER PUBLISHED: 11:40 EST, 29 July 2012 | UPDATED: 13:37 EST, 29 July 2012

Mayor Bloomberg has demanded that hospitals stop handing out baby formula to persuade more new mothers to breastfeed their babies.

The New York City health department will monitor the number of formula bottles being given out and demand a medical reason for each one.

From September 3, 27 out of 40 hospitals in the city have agreed to the terms of the Latch On initiative - which will also see them stop handing out free bags of formula and bottles.
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