- Aug 6, 2012
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Please don't let me grow up or die in this Godless province of creeps and scumbags.
Once again, if you are a cop, doctor, nurse or the like, your name is never released if you are charged with a crime. You enjoy "special status" for some reason. The shoplifter down the street will have their name and face posted asap though.
Don't follow our path America, lives and dignity of citizens here doesn't exist.
A 59-year-old Brampton woman is facing charges after a police investigation revealed long-term care home residents did not receive adequate medication.
Peel Regional Police launched an investigation earlier this month after receiving complaints from management staff regarding a long-term care home near McLaughlin Road South and Steeles Avenue West in Brampton.
Const. Akhil Mooken said management staff gathered all the information they had and presented it to police. The accused is a registered nurse, and police have notified the College of Nurses of Ontario.
The complaints alleged that medication was not being administered to patients as prescribed, police said. Following the investigation, 11 residents at the home — all with varying cognitive abilities — were victimized in the incident, police said in a press release.
The victims have been assessed for their conditions and medication by medical professionals, and family members and/or Power of Attorney have been notified.
Once again, if you are a cop, doctor, nurse or the like, your name is never released if you are charged with a crime. You enjoy "special status" for some reason. The shoplifter down the street will have their name and face posted asap though.
Don't follow our path America, lives and dignity of citizens here doesn't exist.
A 59-year-old Brampton woman is facing charges after a police investigation revealed long-term care home residents did not receive adequate medication.
Peel Regional Police launched an investigation earlier this month after receiving complaints from management staff regarding a long-term care home near McLaughlin Road South and Steeles Avenue West in Brampton.
Const. Akhil Mooken said management staff gathered all the information they had and presented it to police. The accused is a registered nurse, and police have notified the College of Nurses of Ontario.
The complaints alleged that medication was not being administered to patients as prescribed, police said. Following the investigation, 11 residents at the home — all with varying cognitive abilities — were victimized in the incident, police said in a press release.
The victims have been assessed for their conditions and medication by medical professionals, and family members and/or Power of Attorney have been notified.
