Paramedic Pleads Guilty to Forcing Coworkers to Unknowingly Ingest Bodily Fluids

Towson paramedic pleads guilty in bodily fluid case (Graphic)

The guilty plea on three counts was in exchange for 30 years in prison, all but 20 suspended.

Md. paramedic pleads guilty in bodily fluid firehouse contamination case

Christopher Carroll pleaded guilty to three counts after prosecutors accused him of contaminating coworkers’ food and Baltimore County property

Baltimore County paramedic pleads guilty to contaminating workplace with bodily fluids

A Baltimore County paramedic pleaded guilty Friday to three charges related to masturbating and urinating on food and personal items at county fire stations and causing his colleagues to ingest his bodily fluids.

Paramedic pleads guilty to forcing coworkers to unknowingly ingest bodily fluids

A former Baltimore County paramedic pleaded guilty to three counts related to forcing his coworkers to unknowingly ingest his bodily fluids at the fire station and headquarters.

Plea deal hearing set for paramedic in bodily fluids contamination case

A plea deal hearing is set for Friday morning for a Baltimore County paramedic accused of contaminating his workplace using his bodily fluids. Christopher Carroll was charged in a 23-count criminal indictment that includes engaging in lewd acts at work and putting his coworkers’ health in danger. Carroll was denied bail in February. The state’s attorney’s office told the court earlier this summer that they want Carroll to spend 20 years in priso…