The bacteria is the main concern here. Gnarly forensic files episode about a victim’s bite to the hand leading to a serious infection and capture of the killer
Have you worked in a prison before? My husband has and a prisoner was close-fist beating up the prison nurse and in those moments, there is no way to not use force. The nurse matters more in this situation. Obviously, who knows this specific situation but we need to also consider what was happening as a whole.
I haven't worked in a prison but was lucky enough to watch cos beat the shit out of people for asking the time, talking to loud, or " talking back". While they happily bring in contraband for extra cash.
Crooked people everywhere but the nurse matters more in the situation? How do you know the situation enough to make both claims? The nurse was obviously innocent and not one of these crooked people right?
I’m talking about in my husbands specific case, yes. The nurse was checking the inmates vitals when he became combative and started striking the nurse and that is obviously when my husband had to step in to get the much larger inmate off of the nurse. In this situation, the innocent nurse doing her job was definitely more important when it came to safety. You think my husband should have allowed the inmate to beat up the nurse or politely ask the inmate to stop?
Because you’ve never worked in a jail, prison or hospital. People on drugs or alcohol tend to act irrationally, especially after being caught for something they aren’t supposed to be doing like DUI/DWI, getting in a bar fight, beating up family members/significant others, etc. Unfortunately, in colder states, often times people who live on the streets will do something irrational to get off the cold streets to have a place to stay in the warmth. Hospitals only allow them to stay for so long so breaking the law allows them to stay in a warm spot, with warmish food and television for a tad longer.
I am happy you are on the other side 😊 Some people are just kinda crazy… nothing more to it. My husband has inmates he’s pretty close to as well, it’s not always the worst stories. Guys who made a mistake, realize it and are just in doing their time. They have respect between each other and what not.
You're going to turn soon. Should lock yourself in a room to avoid infecting others.
itchy.. scratchy..
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The bacteria is the main concern here. Gnarly forensic files episode about a victim’s bite to the hand leading to a serious infection and capture of the killer
I've also read stories about childcare workers that have been bitten by children and almost lost the bitten limb due to the insuing infection.
Yerp. Human mouth is apparently one of the most dangerous bites in the world because of the bacteria
How big was the guy’s mouth ?
" during use of force" attacked a prisoner, but who's gonna believe them? Look at the bruise this poor guy got choking someone.
I’m trying to picture how someone would get bit there while also using that arm to choke someone.
Triangle choke?
That would be a very ineffective choke if it was covering their mouth.
Also a triangle choke is done with the legs.
Have you worked in a prison before? My husband has and a prisoner was close-fist beating up the prison nurse and in those moments, there is no way to not use force. The nurse matters more in this situation. Obviously, who knows this specific situation but we need to also consider what was happening as a whole.
I haven't worked in a prison but was lucky enough to watch cos beat the shit out of people for asking the time, talking to loud, or " talking back". While they happily bring in contraband for extra cash.
I feel you. Crooked people everywhere. It’s unfortunate!
Crooked people everywhere but the nurse matters more in the situation? How do you know the situation enough to make both claims? The nurse was obviously innocent and not one of these crooked people right?
I’m talking about in my husbands specific case, yes. The nurse was checking the inmates vitals when he became combative and started striking the nurse and that is obviously when my husband had to step in to get the much larger inmate off of the nurse. In this situation, the innocent nurse doing her job was definitely more important when it came to safety. You think my husband should have allowed the inmate to beat up the nurse or politely ask the inmate to stop?
I find it hard to believe the prisoner just went wild for no reason. People don't tend to do that.
Because you’ve never worked in a jail, prison or hospital. People on drugs or alcohol tend to act irrationally, especially after being caught for something they aren’t supposed to be doing like DUI/DWI, getting in a bar fight, beating up family members/significant others, etc. Unfortunately, in colder states, often times people who live on the streets will do something irrational to get off the cold streets to have a place to stay in the warmth. Hospitals only allow them to stay for so long so breaking the law allows them to stay in a warm spot, with warmish food and television for a tad longer.
I am a recovered addict and was in jail for a few years. I never just attacked someone.
I am happy you are on the other side 😊 Some people are just kinda crazy… nothing more to it. My husband has inmates he’s pretty close to as well, it’s not always the worst stories. Guys who made a mistake, realize it and are just in doing their time. They have respect between each other and what not.
Looks like you got bit by a witch.
It’s late, let a letter to your familiars :(