Cameras anywhere?

Posted By: Liz on 2008-12-08
In Reply to: Need advice on a situation. s/m - penny

There was a case here in my town where rings were stolen from a lady in the ER that was dying! The person finally caught. You might check and see if any cameras around that might have caught the person in the act. If the charges are that high for care, there should be something in force to verify the person doing this. Check it out.

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Need advice on a situation. s/m - penny
- there is a patient advocate or ombudsman in every state... - Kendra
  - I didn't think of that, thanks, but what - penny
    - just a liaison between the patient's and families... - Kendra
- Cameras anywhere? - Liz
  - Is the case you're talking about in Atlanta? - penny
    - Yes, the case was in Atlanta - Liz
- I would bring mom home - family
  - She is home, by that I mean she is 1 mile from her home. - penny
- definitely would call police - sm
  - Keep pushing it, don't back down. - OldMT
    - I definitely am not going to back down. - penny
      - Leave a big sign on her nightstand, tough situation! Some are thiefs, offer a reward! - anonamissa

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