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We didn't used to need armed guards at hospitals. We've always had Blacks, unfortunately, but they much more so knew how to act. For at least the last few generations Blacks have been getting top down Antiwhite social conditioning. This is the intended fallout.
ER nurse brutally attacked while protecting coworker from patient
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Months after a nurse who was injured by a patient while on the job announced her lawsuit against her employer, 7News has obtained surveillance video of the chilling attack.
Two camera angles captured emergency room nurse Yanira Eguileor and her colleagues under attack by the raging patient at Jackson Memorial Hospital on May 30.
“It was a total of three bashes to the head, and he threw me to the floor. I covered my face with my hands,” said Eguileor.
Eguileor said the man, identified as Wenyou Rubin, put his sights on her when she defended a colleague who had been hit.
“I heard a loud scream from one of the staff members, a female. I turned around, and this man is running after her, toward the nurse’s station. That’s when I turned around, and I went towards them, and he was about to strike her, and I said, ‘No! Don’t hit her.’ He turned around, and he punched me,” she recalled.
7News spoke to the injured nurse weeks after the brutal beating. During the interview, she revealed she decided to file a lawsuit against her employer, Jackson Memorial Hospital.
Eguileor said her colleagues rushed to her aid upon seeing her being attacked and were able to restrain the angry patient on the ground.
“The staff took me into a room and put me as a patient,” she said about the aftermath.
Video shows Eguileor being treated by her coworkers, who decided to begin conducting multiple tests and scans of her injuries.
Speaking to 7News in the aftermath, Michael Pizzi, the victim’s attorney, said the attack could’ve ended much worse.
“You’ve got nurses who could’ve been killed. So horrific, it’s hard to watch,” he said.
Pizzi said he had to file a second lawsuit to get Jackson Health System to turn over the surveillance footage of the attack. His initial civil lawsuit cites a lack of workplace security.
“Police never showed up, and security showed up after it was over and the damage was done,” said Pizzi.
In a statement, Jackson Memorial Hospital said it has “four dedicated Jackson public safety specialists assigned to the Jackson Memorial Emergency Room 24 hours a day, seven days a week,” in addition to “two off-duty Miami-Dade Sheriff’s Office deputies on campus at all times.”
Two camera angles captured emergency room nurse Yanira Eguileor and her colleagues under attack by the raging patient at Jackson Memorial Hospital on May 30.
“It was a total of three bashes to the head, and he threw me to the floor. I covered my face with my hands,” said Eguileor.
Eguileor said the man, identified as Wenyou Rubin, put his sights on her when she defended a colleague who had been hit.
“I heard a loud scream from one of the staff members, a female. I turned around, and this man is running after her, toward the nurse’s station. That’s when I turned around, and I went towards them, and he was about to strike her, and I said, ‘No! Don’t hit her.’ He turned around, and he punched me,” she recalled.
7News spoke to the injured nurse weeks after the brutal beating. During the interview, she revealed she decided to file a lawsuit against her employer, Jackson Memorial Hospital.
Eguileor said her colleagues rushed to her aid upon seeing her being attacked and were able to restrain the angry patient on the ground.
“The staff took me into a room and put me as a patient,” she said about the aftermath.
Video shows Eguileor being treated by her coworkers, who decided to begin conducting multiple tests and scans of her injuries.
Speaking to 7News in the aftermath, Michael Pizzi, the victim’s attorney, said the attack could’ve ended much worse.
“You’ve got nurses who could’ve been killed. So horrific, it’s hard to watch,” he said.
Pizzi said he had to file a second lawsuit to get Jackson Health System to turn over the surveillance footage of the attack. His initial civil lawsuit cites a lack of workplace security.
“Police never showed up, and security showed up after it was over and the damage was done,” said Pizzi.
In a statement, Jackson Memorial Hospital said it has “four dedicated Jackson public safety specialists assigned to the Jackson Memorial Emergency Room 24 hours a day, seven days a week,” in addition to “two off-duty Miami-Dade Sheriff’s Office deputies on campus at all times.”
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GunnyHighway 23 minutes ago
Sometimes sh*t happens. Not the hospitals fault. Lawsuit is just a money grab?
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See that creature swinging like a pr1mate!
ZuluHunters 1 hour ago
@Jobby11227vvcf Damn beat me to it. Needs chimp noises adding over it
Quint_Beastwood 1 hour ago
That White Supremacy is outta control again it seems.
Its the biggest single threat to humanity is what they tell us. 
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