Payne is disgusting, not only is he not sorry, he is trying to sue, when he was clearly in the wrong. It would be so sorry to apologize, blaming a heated moment. But he assaulted a poor nurse, someone that just helps people in dire need, and then keeps abusing the people he is supposed to protect!
@corvs she won the lawsuit for 500,000.00 but the cowards that let this tyrant do this to her nothing happened. I believe the tyrant was fired but not charged or prosecuted.
The way he handled her is disgusting pure bullying … he could of apologised and said sorry but I’m going to have to arrest you please can you come with me but instead tried to bully her into submission and treat her like the criminal when really he is the criminal!!!
My mom was a career nurse and had a similar incident in California in the mid 70's. While not physically manhandled like Nurse Wubbels, the charge nurse back then was threatened with arrest but latter released with an apology. One might think that the police should know the law!! Nurse Wubbels even showed the officers the MOU between the hospital and the police force. I admire her for standing her ground!!!
The first problem was when she had to take the time to even acknowledge the officer before caring for her patient she shouldn't have had to worry about his personal feelings or whether he was agitated bottom line is that is her hospital that is her work environment it's not the streets that's what they have security for
Lt Sparky told her while she was sitting in the patrol car...."IF WE do wrong,,,there are civil remedies"....and as it happened,,they DID do wrong....so now seems to be an appropriate time to let her attorney off the chain..........that might meet the criteria for reeducation....yes??
Psychological screening for the new police officers for unstable emotion such as anger issues and reeducate for those police officers who offend the rules.
Another "if only they were re-educated" person. C'mon Nurse Wubbels. Police have already gone through police academy training where they were clearly told that they could be charged under the criminal code if they violated someone's rights by assaulting them, and that the thin blue line doesn't always hold. Additionally, they have had time on the force where they have seen a lot, including other cops receiving everything from a disciplinary letter added to their file, to a dismissal from the force, or worse. Thirdly, there is the police grapevine where news of police crimes and their resultant punishments received circulate freely. What it breaks down to is that among police officers, there are some individuals who are psychopaths, just like among other individuls who are criminals or become criminals. Sooner or later, there is something they want to do, something that turns out to be a crime, they do it, and then they reason that they should be allowed to get away with it. This describes Jeff Payne to a T. Re-educating or re-training these thugs will not do a thing. .
It says a lot about the nurses character that she’s not pursuing a suit against the Department she probably could’ve been laughing all the way to the bank, instead she wants to ensure the officers are educated further in this matter to prevent it happening again and that’s pretty amazing if you ask me 😊
She won a settlement of $500,000 dollars made up of $250,000 from the hospital (University of Utah) and the other half came from the good citizens of Salt Lake City who paid the police department and city's half of the judgement of $250,000. Those good citizens of the town are so wonderful in giving over their hard earned tax dollars meant for civic improvements, their schools and other civic needs such as feeding the homeless and poor but I suppose those programs will be cut now. THANK YOU Salt Lake City Good Citizens!!!!! And you good citizens can thank your Police Department for being such assholes. Being that an officer and an Lt. both perpetrated this crime, I hold the SLC PD supervisors and chief responsible and THEY should all be fired. But, Officer Jeff Payne is still on the government payroll as a corrections officer. I have an idea that the Lt. that was demoted either kept his salary or will quietly be promoted again. If the good citizens of Salt Lake City would actually get involved in their city's business, they could do things to prevent such crimes among their entrusted PD and city government. LIKE, organizing a civilian manned Justice Bureau to take over all IA investigations with power to fire and reprimand. But, they probably won't cause they're lazy bastards with no civic pride but they sure like to give their hard earned tax money away.
The problem is that police in the USA dont have education. Its normally a course of 3 weekend to 6 months. Other countries its a specialized college degree in policeing on 3 years. Criminology, law, psycology, sosiology, conflict resolving, arrest tecnique, and more.
One video tells a thousand word. Reeducated for just one police officer is nothing for many police officer out there. You should say Reeducated their minds and tell the man you never hit a woman even with a rose.
When you look into it a little more you will find out that the person she was protecting was a reserve officer that was driving a truck. These cowards were chasing another car againstbpolicy and it hit the reserve officer in his truck killing the driver of the car. They knew they were going to get in trouble for this so they wanted to draw blood on the reserve officer/truck driver to try to pin it on him for being intoxicated. Even though they had no reason to suspect he was.
Nurse Wubbles did 100% exactly the right thing, to protect her patient, and uphold ethical standards, and the patients constitutional rights and hospital policy, which the SLCPD agreed to. (Former) Detective Jeff Payne tried to bully, and intimidate Nuse Wubbles in to drawing blodd from an unconcious patient when Payne had no legal right or authority to do so. I am glad he was fired! He was a 100% asshole to Wubbles. I agree with other posters that he should be charged with assault and thrown in prison. Unacceptable behaviour! This from a UK citizen, where we have similar laws here that protect us in a similar way. If police want a blood sample, they have to get a warrant from a court, or they get consent from a patient.
Realize. It's not about training. These police officers lack empathy just as there are people with other disabilities such as blind people. Please get the message across.
This shows the IQ of the adverage cop. Most of us would know you can't draw blood from someone without a legal right to do so. We'd also know that dragging and arresting a nurse simply for doing her job isn't likely the right thing to do. This was about power and his anger for a WOMAN PROFESSIONAL telling him NO. Nurses, if they're good at what they do, are their to protect you when you can't protect yourself.
Nurses are the most underpaid, overworked, and underappreciated people in the hospital work force.(other than aids) My wife is a nurse, and has had her fair share of abuse from all sides. She is the most responsible, caring, and hard working nurse out there, and that says a lot. A lot of nurses are at work for a paycheck! She has had many of them fired, and fired quite a few herself. She worked at a group home of disabled adults. Some who needed full on help, and some that just needed supervision at all times. She caught 4 nurses pulling one of the residents by her hair for pooping her pants. The dragged her by her hair and called her a retard. They were also hitting her. The first time she saw it she was scared to say something as she was a new employee and they were all there for years. So the next time she got it all on video, and reported them all. They were all fired, and 2 of them had charges pressed against them. Then she worked at a local hospital. The biggest, and nicest one in the city. I heard horror stories a many of times, and wondered how she herself treated patients.(I never thought she was abusive to be clear) One day when I went to pick her from work with our kids she wanted to introduce us to the other nurses, and her boss. On the way up when we got on the elevator. There was a family of about 9 people on there. This older lady looked at her and said you are Heather. You were my husbands nurse. She got teary eyed, and said you were the only one in the 3 weeks he has been here to treat him like a human being. She said that she was the nicest person she had ever met. She cried and gave her a hug. Literally half of the people on the elevator cried as well even me and they all thanked her, and gave her hugs. I knew at that moment that I was married to the greatest woman in the world! Even as type this, and think about that day I still cry about it. Knowing that she made that much of a difference in someone's life that she barely knew. It was so warm and so heartfelt. When we got to our floor the lady asked her to please bring her family over to her house for dinner when her husband was back at home. It was the best night I had in a very long time! I would do anything for her! Literally anything! She has my heart in her hands for as long as I am able to take breath into my lungs!
This makes cops all across the country look soooooo BAD! 😩 It's like betraying your wife or your parents. 😁 Health-care & the Law are coffee and cream, pair of socks & shoes.😆 They are ALWAYS partners in crime.
by her character i guarantee she understood how awful it is to treat others and be treated unfairly before this incident. to assume people are not capable of such feelings, because of ur own sub-conscience bias is ignorant of you.
i admire her
strength, bravery, courage, professionalism, intellect and beautiful heart.
we all need women like this in our lives
The Police Officers that Assaulted Nurse
Wubbels should be fired and be charged
with Assault. No Qualified Immunity
He was fired. And hired by another department within 2 years. Then he sued the department. Class act, I tell ya.
Payne is disgusting, not only is he not sorry, he is trying to sue, when he was clearly in the wrong. It would be so sorry to apologize, blaming a heated moment. But he assaulted a poor nurse, someone that just helps people in dire need, and then keeps abusing the people he is supposed to protect!
He trying to sue for what ? Who is he suing ?
@@jenizferreira4026 he’s sued the department for wrongful determination and defamation and some other stuff
@@kickslapdid anything change as of today?
@corvs she won the lawsuit for 500,000.00 but the cowards that let this tyrant do this to her nothing happened. I believe the tyrant was fired but not charged or prosecuted.
Love this nurse!!!! Their jobs are so hard, she was only standing up for your rights if you think about it.
I feel so awful for her. But she handled it well and followed the law.
The fact he was paid for his leave when she was a health care provider protecting her patient under law.
The way he handled her is disgusting pure bullying … he could of apologised and said sorry but I’m going to have to arrest you please can you come with me but instead tried to bully her into submission and treat her like the criminal when really he is the criminal!!!
My mom was a career nurse and had a similar incident in California in the mid 70's. While not physically manhandled like Nurse Wubbels, the charge nurse back then was threatened with arrest but latter released with an apology. One might think that the police should know the law!! Nurse Wubbels even showed the officers the MOU between the hospital and the police force. I admire her for standing her ground!!!
That was a stupid reason to drag her and take her like that poor thing such a nice woman.
The first problem was when she had to take the time to even acknowledge the officer before caring for her patient she shouldn't have had to worry about his personal feelings or whether he was agitated bottom line is that is her hospital that is her work environment it's not the streets that's what they have security for
good nurse doing a good job.
Why were no assault charges filed? This was ASSAULT. They had NO legal reason to put hands on her. None.
Lt Sparky told her while she was sitting in the patrol car...."IF WE do wrong,,,there are civil remedies"....and as it happened,,they DID do wrong....so now seems to be an appropriate time to let her attorney off the chain..........that might meet the criteria for reeducation....yes??
Don’t forget the SGT has been doing this for 22 years so no way they could be wrong 😂
All the officers involved should be sacked on the spot with no pension
She was being an advocate for the patient. The policeman was being arrogant, unresponsive and had an attitude of a split pea
Also the IQ of a split pea.
Of a below average split pea.
Intelligence tests for all police candidates
If they want blood, go get a warrant
Psychological screening for the new police officers for unstable emotion such as anger issues and reeducate for those police officers who offend the rules.
Another "if only they were re-educated" person.
C'mon Nurse Wubbels. Police have already gone through police academy training where they were clearly told that they could be charged under the criminal code if they violated someone's rights by assaulting them, and that the thin blue line doesn't always hold.
Additionally, they have had time on the force where they have seen a lot, including other cops receiving everything from a disciplinary letter added to their file, to a dismissal from the force, or worse.
Thirdly, there is the police grapevine where news of police crimes and their resultant punishments received circulate freely.
What it breaks down to is that among police officers, there are some individuals who are psychopaths, just like among other individuls who are criminals or become criminals. Sooner or later, there is something they want to do, something that turns out to be a crime, they do it, and then they reason that they should be allowed to get away with it. This describes Jeff Payne to a T.
Re-educating or re-training these thugs will not do a thing.
.
Doctor, nurses and healthcare worker are hidden real heroes .. But since then still unawarded and unrecognized job in our world
It says a lot about the nurses character that she’s not pursuing a suit against the Department she probably could’ve been laughing all the way to the bank, instead she wants to ensure the officers are educated further in this matter to prevent it happening again and that’s pretty amazing if you ask me 😊
Nurse got $500k as a result of this incident
Oh, I would so get a lawsuit she’s crazy for not suing them😡😤
Great lady.
Toxic masculinity. Yahoos. I’m glad one was fired
She won a settlement of $500,000 dollars made up of $250,000 from the hospital (University of Utah) and the other half came from the good citizens of Salt Lake City who paid the police department and city's half of the judgement of $250,000.
Those good citizens of the town are so wonderful in giving over their hard earned tax dollars meant for civic improvements, their schools and other civic needs such as feeding the homeless and poor but I suppose those programs will be cut now.
THANK YOU Salt Lake City Good Citizens!!!!!
And you good citizens can thank your Police Department for being such assholes.
Being that an officer and an Lt. both perpetrated this crime, I hold the SLC PD supervisors and chief responsible and THEY should all be fired.
But, Officer Jeff Payne is still on the government payroll as a corrections officer.
I have an idea that the Lt. that was demoted either kept his salary or will quietly be promoted again.
If the good citizens of Salt Lake City would actually get involved in their city's business, they could do things to prevent such crimes among their entrusted PD and city government.
LIKE, organizing a civilian manned Justice Bureau to take over all IA investigations with power to fire and reprimand.
But, they probably won't cause they're lazy bastards with no civic pride but they sure like to give their hard earned tax money away.
That cop was an a ... hole. Glad he was fired and should actually be behind bars.
She should be suing the cocky officer himself for breaching the code of conduct 😮
Nice idea.But you can't teach common sense..
The problem is that police in the USA dont have education. Its normally a course of 3 weekend to 6 months. Other countries its a specialized college degree in policeing on 3 years. Criminology, law, psycology, sosiology, conflict resolving, arrest tecnique, and more.
POWERFUL WOWMAN
I cannot believe what this guy did. That’s assault and battery for starters. You have no idea what nurses go through and do. You are a coward Mr.
One video tells a thousand word. Reeducated for just one police officer is nothing for many police officer out there. You should say Reeducated their minds and tell the man you never hit a woman even with a rose.
When you look into it a little more you will find out that the person she was protecting was a reserve officer that was driving a truck. These cowards were chasing another car againstbpolicy and it hit the reserve officer in his truck killing the driver of the car. They knew they were going to get in trouble for this so they wanted to draw blood on the reserve officer/truck driver to try to pin it on him for being intoxicated. Even though they had no reason to suspect he was.
I’m proud of her! The overweight cop slamming her around got what he deserved in the very end.
You are making a massive mistake. Indeed
She should file a law suit
Alex is amazing girl
Her patient was a cop from another state that was the victim in a police chase and they wanted dirt on him for the lawsuit. 😳🤡🤡🤡
Nurse Wubbles did 100% exactly the right thing, to protect her patient, and uphold ethical standards, and the patients constitutional rights and hospital policy, which the SLCPD agreed to.
(Former) Detective Jeff Payne tried to bully, and intimidate Nuse Wubbles in to drawing blodd from an unconcious patient when Payne had no legal right or authority to do so. I am glad he was fired! He was a 100% asshole to Wubbles. I agree with other posters that he should be charged with assault and thrown in prison. Unacceptable behaviour!
This from a UK citizen, where we have similar laws here that protect us in a similar way. If police want a blood sample, they have to get a warrant from a court, or they get consent from a patient.
Realize. It's not about training. These police officers lack empathy just as there are people with other disabilities such as blind people. Please get the message across.
You can no teach new trick to an old dog, if he is not fired, he will do it again.
I WILL NEVER TRUST COPS AGAIN
THEY LET ANYBODY BE A COP
There should be way more views of this egregious behavior
Everyone has to start hiring bodyguards to protect them from the police this is America baby ain't it great.
This shows the IQ of the adverage cop. Most of us would know you can't draw blood from someone without a legal right to do so. We'd also know that dragging and arresting a nurse simply for doing her job isn't likely the right thing to do. This was about power and his anger for a WOMAN PROFESSIONAL telling him NO. Nurses, if they're good at what they do, are their to protect you when you can't protect yourself.
The cops don’t care. They want some time off with pay and they do this because they know they’ll get it.
And she got 500k dollars for her bad afternoon
God is giving you money to have an holiday. Just sue the police. Don’t waste it.
Sue press charge that officers then only the get there lesson
Go look up the channel Audit the Audit. It's everything you need to know about the complete joke our cops are today.
Nice country.
Nurses are the most underpaid, overworked, and underappreciated people in the hospital work force.(other than aids) My wife is a nurse, and has had her fair share of abuse from all sides. She is the most responsible, caring, and hard working nurse out there, and that says a lot. A lot of nurses are at work for a paycheck! She has had many of them fired, and fired quite a few herself. She worked at a group home of disabled adults. Some who needed full on help, and some that just needed supervision at all times. She caught 4 nurses pulling one of the residents by her hair for pooping her pants. The dragged her by her hair and called her a retard. They were also hitting her. The first time she saw it she was scared to say something as she was a new employee and they were all there for years. So the next time she got it all on video, and reported them all. They were all fired, and 2 of them had charges pressed against them. Then she worked at a local hospital. The biggest, and nicest one in the city. I heard horror stories a many of times, and wondered how she herself treated patients.(I never thought she was abusive to be clear) One day when I went to pick her from work with our kids she wanted to introduce us to the other nurses, and her boss. On the way up when we got on the elevator. There was a family of about 9 people on there. This older lady looked at her and said you are Heather. You were my husbands nurse. She got teary eyed, and said you were the only one in the 3 weeks he has been here to treat him like a human being. She said that she was the nicest person she had ever met. She cried and gave her a hug. Literally half of the people on the elevator cried as well even me and they all thanked her, and gave her hugs. I knew at that moment that I was married to the greatest woman in the world! Even as type this, and think about that day I still cry about it. Knowing that she made that much of a difference in someone's life that she barely knew. It was so warm and so heartfelt. When we got to our floor the lady asked her to please bring her family over to her house for dinner when her husband was back at home. It was the best night I had in a very long time! I would do anything for her! Literally anything! She has my heart in her hands for as long as I am able to take breath into my lungs!
Absolutely decustin. Shame on the police
This makes cops all across the country look soooooo BAD! 😩 It's like betraying your wife or your parents. 😁 Health-care & the Law are coffee and cream, pair of socks & shoes.😆 They are ALWAYS partners in crime.
She would get so rich off of them if she would sue them I do it just to get their money hell yeah😆😆😆😆😆😆😆
Back the blue,until it happens to you!
Hey now she knows how it feels to be a minority.
by her character i guarantee she understood how awful it is to treat others and be treated unfairly before this incident. to assume people are not capable of such feelings, because of ur own sub-conscience bias is ignorant of you.
If you want to take someones civil rights away just give them a CDL.
Sueing the police dept is the only language they should hear to quash these rambo style police arrests...