NYC Police Caught Disposing EBOLA Mask in Public Trash
This has to be the dumbest thing I've seen on video of actual police doing. I was under the impression that they were taught to dispose of the material properly. What if some kids saw this and wanted to play with the caution tape or the mask? Then the kids get sick and turn around to learn that no one will know how they got sick . There are a lot of WHAT IF's that can be asked. The EBOLA virus is taken serious at the same time there are people like this not treating the matter as LIFE or DEATH.
Published on Oct 24, 2014 on Youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ldj3f3u3j5c
Cops Filmed Outside the New York City Ebola Patient’s Apartment Get Rid of Gloves Carelessly ---- Two New York City Police Department offers raised some eyebrows after they were filmed throwing protective gloves, masks and caution tape into a public trash can near the home of the city’s first Ebola positive patient.
But it this really cause for panic? The medical expert TheBlaze spoke with didn’t think so.
On Thursday, Dr. Craig Spencer was rushed to the hospital in an ambulance when he reported having a high fever and symptoms of nausea. Later, the test results for the doctor who, had recently been in Guinea caring for Ebola patients for Doctors Without Borders, came back positive for the viral disease.
As emergency crews went into action to start tracking people Spencer might have had contact with and dealing with his Harlem apartment, the New York Post reported that the NYPD also blocked off some of the streets near his home.
With the public eye focused on where Spencer lived, video recently emerged of two officers throwing wads of yellow tape used to section off areas into a public trash can, along with the gloves and face masks they were wearing at the time.
Published on Oct 24, 2014 on Youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ldj3f3u3j5c
Cops Filmed Outside the New York City Ebola Patient’s Apartment Get Rid of Gloves Carelessly ---- Two New York City Police Department offers raised some eyebrows after they were filmed throwing protective gloves, masks and caution tape into a public trash can near the home of the city’s first Ebola positive patient.
But it this really cause for panic? The medical expert TheBlaze spoke with didn’t think so.
On Thursday, Dr. Craig Spencer was rushed to the hospital in an ambulance when he reported having a high fever and symptoms of nausea. Later, the test results for the doctor who, had recently been in Guinea caring for Ebola patients for Doctors Without Borders, came back positive for the viral disease.
As emergency crews went into action to start tracking people Spencer might have had contact with and dealing with his Harlem apartment, the New York Post reported that the NYPD also blocked off some of the streets near his home.
With the public eye focused on where Spencer lived, video recently emerged of two officers throwing wads of yellow tape used to section off areas into a public trash can, along with the gloves and face masks they were wearing at the time.
RSS Feed
