I addressed this issue back in the first pandemic year. The truth was laid bare to anyone observant enough to witness society’s public health and safety factions scrambling to save their own asses. Now a more specific case comes to light illustrating part of the problem. Apparently some of these people want to be able to get away with killing their clients in order to carelessly proceed with their own dangerous, public-facing jobs sans any personal risk. No more.
“It was not motivated by any intent to violate the law, but through oversight and gross negligence and neglect, as the jury concluded.”
Criminal negligence in healthcare situations is far too common and typically goes unpunished, if not entirely unreported. Getting into the car for a drive to work might be the riskiest thing most people ever do. But if you want to go into public safety – healthcare, law enforcement or related fields – you goddamned well better learn to manage alot more risk, and get it right.
RELATED: Insurance scam crap they pull all the time.