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The GOSPEL of the ALIENS | Fallen Angels | Giants | Anunnaki The IMAGE of the BEAST Revealed (REV 13) - WARNING: Not for Everyone WEF Calls for AI to Replace Voters: ‘Why Do We Need Elections?’ The OCCULT Burger king EXPOSED PANERA BREAD Antichrist message EXPOSED The OCCULT Cheesecake Factory EXPOSED Satanist And Witches Encounter The Cross Status: Not Logged In; Sign In Watching The Cops See other Watching The Cops Articles Title: Nurse: “Scared to death … really betrayed” by arrest Source: HotAir URL Source: https://hotair.com/archives/2017/09 ... -death-really-betrayed-arrest/ Published: Sep 4, 2017 Author: Ed Morrissey Post Date: 2017-09-04 14:33:27 by Tooconservative Keywords: None Views: 9308 Comments: 69 “Any nurse I think would have done exactly what I did,” Alex Wubbels told CNN’s Alisyn Camerota on New Day this morning. Wubbels got arrested by a Salt Lake City police officer for refusing to withdraw blood from a patient without a search warrant at the end of July. The video of the arrest went viral after Wubbels released it late last week, as John noted on Friday, and Salt Lake City has been dealing with the fallout ever since. Wubbels tells Camerota that she feels “really betrayed,” and not just by the SLCPD either: “I was scared to death… I feel betrayed,” says nurse arrested for refusing to allow a patient’s blood to be drawn https://t.co/PL30DzGjkR pic.twitter.com/F3AwnRfIxe — CNN (@CNN) September 4, 2017 Wubbels was pressed on what was going through her head when all of this was happening. “I was scared to death,” she said. “I was obviously very frightened … I really feel betrayed.” She said she feels betrayed by the police officers and by the university police and security. Wubbels alerted the university PD when Detective Jeff Payne first got there, feeling he was out of control and a potential problem. They ended up doing nothing, and so Payne told Wubbels that he was going to leave the hospital “with blood vials or a body in tow.” Wubbels stood her ground, and Payne arrested her, pushing her violently out the door in full view of hospital staff … and security cameras, not to mention his own body camera. Wubbels tells NBC that the police need to police themselves if they want to rebuild trust with the Salt Lake community — and the same goes for the university PD, too: That’s not an overstatement. The incident touched off anger in the Salt Lake Valley that may still be crescendoing. The Salt Lake Tribune reports that residents in the city have been flooding 911 with protest calls — some of which purport to call in an assault at the hospital, and then describe Wubbels’ arrest by Payne. The SLCPD had to put out a public request giving out a special number for protest calls in order to keep 911 resources from being overwhelmed. The protest even spread to other communities, prompting other police agencies to distance themselves from Payne while praising Wubbels: Even Utah police departments that had nothing to do with the episode were feeling the wrath of Wubbels’ arrest. South Salt Lake police spokesman Gary Keller said his department mistakenly received many phone calls and ”nasty” messages about Payne on Friday. In a Facebook post, South Salt Lake police Chief Jack Carruth agreed the video had been “shocking for all of us to see” and commended Wubbels, before clarifying no South Salt Lake officers had been involved. The Unified Police Department similarly pointed people in Salt Lake City‘s direction, adding ”we are two completely different police departments.” Meanwhile, a criminal probe has been opened into Payne’s conduct: After meeting with the Salt Lake County district attorney, Salt Lake City officials said Unified would conduct a criminal probe into the episode. An internal affairs unit investigation into Payne’s actions is underway, as is one by the Police Civilian Review Board, Mayor Jackie Biskupski said Friday. Payne may be risking more than one job. He also moonlights as an EMT, and remarked to other police officers that he might retaliate against University Hospital by dumping transients on them. The SLC Tribune reported that those comments certainly got the attention of his other boss: Detective Jeff Payne told another officer that he works a second job as a paramedic with Gold Cross Ambulance and brings patients to University Hospital, body camera footage obtained by The Salt Lake Tribune shows. When the other officer tells Payne that the staff at the hospital probably won’t be very happy with him, Payne responds, ”I’ll bring them all the transients and take good patients elsewhere.” … Gold Cross President Mike Moffitt said the company was conducting an internal investigation into Payne’s conduct. The company was not aware of the incident prior to media reports Thursday, he said, adding that he was dismayed and surprised as he watched the videos. For now, Payne finds himself on administrative leave from his police job while the mayor and police chief try to make amends with the hospital and Wubbels: City officials said late Friday the Unified Police Department would conduct the criminal probe. Meanwhile, an internal affairs investigation by Salt Lake City police into the officer, Detective Jeff Payne, also is ongoing. Payne was placed on administrative leave Friday afternoon, as was a second unnamed officer connected to the confrontation. Earlier in the day, Brown and Biskupski called the University Hospital nurse, Alex Wubbels, to apologize. They then held a news conference, saying they were alarmed by what they saw on police body camera footage of the arrest, which took place July 26, and said changes to police blood draw policies and officer training had been made. Wubbels knew the law better than the police. NBC correctly points out that the Supreme Court ruled last year that blood cannot be taken without a warrant or patient consent. The ruling in Birchfield last year related specifically to driving under the influence. In fact, the dissents from Justice Sonia Sotomayor in Birchfield didn’t argue for warrantless blood searches, but to require warrants for breathalyzers, which the majority allowed without warrants. Justice Clarence Thomas wanted to classify blood draws and breathalyzers alike too, but to allow them under exigent circumstances when probable cause for drunk driving existed. However, the accident in this case was caused by a suspect in a police chase, and Payne had no reasonable cause to suspect the patient of being at fault in the accident, let alone being impaired before it. Oh, and as it turns out, the patient was — wait for it — a police officer who had committed no crime at all. William Gray was working his full-time job as a truck driver when a police chase resulted in a collision with Gray’s truck, but he’s also a reserve officer for the Rigby, Idaho police department. Salt Lake City PD had no reason to suspect that he committed any crime, and the Rigby PD immediately issued a public statement hailing Wubbels’ “heroic” act in protecting his rights: On July 26th 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. … 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. Payne deserves a full hearing to determine his status with law enforcement, and the full benefits of due process. Had Payne concerned himself with due process for Gray, ironically, he wouldn’t need it now. So far, Wubbels has not filed a lawsuit, but it’s a pretty good guess that SLCPD will consider Payne a liability whether she does or not. By the way, NBC also notes that Wubbels is a former Olympian: Wubbels is a former Olympic athlete who competed as an Alpine skier in the 1998 and 2002 Winter Olympics. She has worked at the hospital since 2009. Wubbels gets a gold medal here. Poster Comment: This story has taken on a real life of its own, in Utah and well beyond. The video shows the campus cops just standing there and doing nothing to protect her as she was hauled out of her workplace unlawfully. There's some real anger out there if the SLC Mormons are pranking their 911 over it in protest. Post Comment   Private Reply   Ignore Thread   Top • Page Up • Full Thread • Page Down • Bottom/Latest Begin Trace Mode for Comment # 59. #1. To: Tooconservative (#0) There's some real anger out there if the SLC Mormons are pranking their 911 over it in protest. Nobody "gets it." The cops were afraid for their own lives performing a mission to serve and protect the publick. Those GOD-DAMNED MORMONS should be blown off the map for their own over 100 year old antics of spreading the devil throughout the land and sanctioning multiple wives with sexually starved and depraved men in the Old West. Jail 'em! buckeroo  posted on  2017-09-04   14:53:54 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply   #2. To: buckeroo (#1) The cops were afraid for their own lives performing a mission to serve and protect the publick. You've been hanging out with that smelly White kid again, haven't you? Tooconservative  posted on  2017-09-04   15:07:04 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply   #4. To: Tooconservative (#2) (Edited) Those GOD-DAMNED MORMONS were the precursor to today's SCIENTOLOGISTS. JAIL 'em all, HANG 'em ALL HIGH, from the top of the tree branches, I say! buckeroo  posted on  2017-09-04   15:16:33 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply   #6. To: buckeroo (#4) Those GOD-DAMNED MORMONS were the precursor to today's SCIENTOLOGISTS. Obviously, in your mind. But it isn't true. Tooconservative  posted on  2017-09-04   15:27:10 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply   #11. To: Tooconservative (#6) Obviously, in your mind. But it isn't true. I'm telling you that L.Ron Hubbard is the re-incarnation of Joseph Smith! When will you people wake up? buckeroo  posted on  2017-09-04   15:42:08 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply   #19. To: buckeroo, Tooconservative (#11) (Edited) When will you people wake up? When the scientologists start burning police cars, and looting Mormon Underwear shops? Hondo68  posted on  2017-09-04   16:42:29 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply   #38. To: hondo68, misterwhite (#19) When the scientologists start burning police cars, and looting Mormon Underwear shops? The day is coming, hondo. Look how misterwhite has gone coo-coo already. buckeroo  posted on  2017-09-04   22:30:41 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply   #39. To: buckeroo (#38) Maybe misterwhir is a former cop who liked beating people. A K A Stone  posted on  2017-09-04   23:23:29 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply   #40. To: A K A Stone (#39) You should not speculate on anyone as your voting history is ruined with political sabotage tarnishing your own record as a defender of the republic. buckeroo  posted on  2017-09-04   23:30:04 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply   #41. To: buckeroo (#40) Says the fool who never voted against Obama and who abandoned America and sat out voting for Trump. Tell me another fable California dick sucker. A K A Stone  posted on  2017-09-04   23:44:33 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply   #46. To: A K A Stone, misterwhite, Pinguinite, nolu chan, Vicomte13, hondo68 (#41) (Edited) The full body cam footage of the entire incident from some other cop's bodycam. Notice the presence of police supervisor James Tracy taking to the nurse seated in the police car. He had ordered Detective Payne to obtain the illegal sample and to arrest the nurse if she refused. Tracy is the "unnamed officer" that has been suspended along with Payne. When you see the entire video, it actually makes you even angrier. A bit more from SLC Tribune: In a written report, Payne said he was responding to a request from Logan police to get the blood sample, to determine whether the patient had illicit substances in his system at the time of the crash. Payne explained the “exigent circumstances and implied consent law” to Wubbels, but, according to his report, she said “her policies won’t allow me to obtain the blood sample without a warrant.” Payne — who says he wanted the blood sample to protect the patient, not punish him — said he was advised by Lt. James Tracy, the watch commander on duty that night, to arrest Wubbels for interfering with a police investigation if she refused to let him get the sample, according to his report. All of this did occur hours after the crash. Payne was acting as an agent of the Logan PD, where the crash occurred as a direct result of the Utah highway patrol engaging in a high-speed pursuit. The Logan PD has not given any good reason why they were trying to get a blood sample from a victim of a high-speed chase on a crowded road. Tooconservative  posted on  2017-09-05   2:27:44 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply   #53. To: Tooconservative (#46) The Logan PD has not given any good reason why they were trying to get a blood sample from a victim of a high-speed chase on a crowded road. Would that make a difference? If the reason is good enough, this all goes away? Suddenly law enforcement is right and the nurse is wrong and should be thrown in jail? Give me a break. misterwhite  posted on  2017-09-05   9:51:37 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply   #58. To: misterwhite (#53) Would that make a difference? If the reason is good enough, this all goes away? Suddenly law enforcement is right and the nurse is wrong and should be thrown in jail? Because the details do matter. Upon what reasonable cause did the Logan PD request that blood sample? Utah's laws are very strict about this. The officer must have reasonable cause. And why should a SLC Unified PD officer (Rotten Cop) be sent hours later to collect a sample for the Logan PD? Logan is a town of 50,000 and surely has its own phlebotomist/detectives. Why didn't they send their own personnel, if they actually had reasonable cause to obtain a blood sample (suspicion that the suspect had BAC of alcohol or other drugs contrary to Utah laws)? Logan PD is going to have to account for their role in this as well. Why did they ask for his blood? Did they have any reasonable cause to do so? Why would SLC Unified PD send a detective to collect it instead of Logan just sending their own personnel? Since it was UHP that chased this motorist into oncoming traffic, what role was played by UHP in all this? Why was Logan PD trying to get that blood sample and why was SLCUPD their blood collection agent? Tooconservative  posted on  2017-09-05   10:09:45 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply   #59. To: Tooconservative (#58) You ask these questions as though their answers would make a difference. They won't and you know it. So why waste everyone's time? The answer could be as simple as a police department policy which states that in every vehicular accident involving a death, blood samples are taken of everyone involved. Maybe it was his turn to draw samples. Maybe he was the only one available. You're making this waaaay more complicated than it needs to be. misterwhite  posted on  2017-09-05   10:18:02 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply   Replies to Comment # 59. #61. To: misterwhite (#59) You ask these questions as though their answers would make a difference. They won't and you know it. So why waste everyone's time? It will make a difference when the police inquiries are made and when the trials begin. This will go to trial, first criminal court, then civil. The answer could be as simple as a police department policy which states that in every vehicular accident involving a death, blood samples are taken of everyone involved. That is impossible. You're just making crap up. The police cannot make up their own policy to test everyone if the law says they must have probable cause to suspect impairment. And the Logan PD and the SLCUPD did not have any such probable cause at all. They were the errand boys of the Utah highway patrol who are no doubt desperate to keep their hands clean at this point. I'm not sure that will work out for them. I expect UHP will suspend one or more supervisors very shortly and they will be included in the criminal investigation. Tooconservative  posted on  2017-09-05 10:49:38 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply   End Trace Mode for Comment # 59. Top • Page Up • Full Thread • Page Down • Bottom/Latest

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