US EditionTexas nurse fired after telling officers ‘I’ll let you die’ if they were treated at her hospital
Crystal Tadlock, a Houston ICU nurse, was fired after a DWI arrest where she threatened officers and their families during transport, police said.
- Crystal Nicole Tadlock, a nurse at Memorial Hermann Greater Heights Hospital, was terminated after making threats to police officers, stating she would let them die if treated at her hospital, as reported by the Magnolia Police Department.
- Tadlock was arrested for Driving While Intoxicated after erratic driving, admitted to consuming alcohol, and showed signs of impairment during a sobriety test, according to police reports.
- Memorial Hermann released a statement saying they took swift action upon learning of Tadlock's incident, highlighting patient safety as their top priority.
- Tadlock, previously awarded for her nursing, verbally attacked an officer during transport, making derogatory comments about his accent and heritage, as captured on police bodycam footage.
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Texas Nurse Fired After Threatening To Let Arresting Officers Die During DWI Arrest
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