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Former LAPD commander Nicole Mehringer wins a $5.7 million dollar wrongful termination lawsuit after getting stopped driving under the influence in her unmarked LAPD Dodge Charger alongside the subordinate she was having an affair with.

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Can You Trust American Healthcare? ER nurse files a $7.5 million dollar federal lawsuit because she was terminated for refusing to falsify documents Patients die and she was told to “change her charting to omit” details because “It gives a lawyer a case on a silver platter” “I love a whistleblower more than just about anything in the entire world. And an ER nurse is suing her former employer, To Nova healthcare in Clarksville, Tennessee. it's a federal lawsuit. I assume it's a wrongful termination lawsuit, suing them for $7.5 million claiming that it is retaliation after she refused to change documentation in patients charts. So the lawsuit claims that there were two cases in particular, one in which a male patient died of cardiac arrest in the triage area due to a lack of open beds and proper monitoring. And she documented that there were not enough beds available. And the lawsuit claims that this was a violation of the Tennessee Public Protection Act and is an EMTALA violation. The supervisor directed her afterwards to change her charting to omit it because, quote, it gives a lawyer a case on a silver platter, end quote. And in the second case, the patient was exhibiting signs of sepsis, needed treatment, was waiting for a pick line and treatment. And I believe that they ended up dying because of a lack of treatment. And she documented there was a lack of safe staffing that led to this and she was told to omit that from the chart and refused and one month later she was terminated. So I am so glad that this nurse has lawyered up. I am sure that the attorney is pointing her towards OSHA and the NLRB and um, all the things. I'm gonna follow this case put someone put me in touch with her because you know I love a whistleblower more than anything and I hope she buys an island and retires after she wins this case.“

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