COVID Lawsuit Alleges Hospital Gave Lethal Overdose
MILWAUKEE, WI - The first week of the landmark Schara v. Ascension Health ended with a full day of testimony by the prosecution’s expert witness, Gilbert Berdine, MD. Scott Schara is suing the hospital and several healthcare practitioners in a wrongful death lawsuit centered on his daughter, Grace.
He called Scott’s eviction from Grace’s hospital room “shameful,” as he was her only patient advocate at the time – a role she needed filled as she had Down syndrome. He named multiple breaches of informed consent on the part of the hospital and said they were “indefensible.” He accused providers of administering dangerous medications to their patient that resulted in her death. After enduring two life-threatening overdose events several days earlier, she was administered ever higher doses of Precedex on October 13, 2021. “Insane” was the word he used to describe that situation. Click here to read more.
‘Just A Bunch Of People Having Fun Watching Cars Burn’: ABC News On L.A. Anti-ICE Riots
LOS ANGELES, CALIF - A news reporter at Los Angeles’ ABC News affiliate, speaking over video footage of riots where leftists were burning cars to protest Trump administration immigration policies, described the situation to viewers as “just a bunch of people having fun watching cars burn.”
The ABC 7 reporter made the comments while declaring, “It could turn very volatile if you move law enforcement in there and turn what is just a bunch of people having fun watching cars burn into a massive confrontation and altercation between officers and demonstrators.”
Meanwhile, on Monday, after a weekend of rioting, the usual suspects in the media either offered their support for illegal immigrants or attacked the Trump administration for getting involved in the incendiary situation. Click here to read more.
Sean Diddy Combs' ex-girlfriend continues testimony about drug-fueled 'hotel nights'
NEW YORK (TNND) — Another one of Sean "Diddy" Combs' ex-girlfriends, using the pseudonym "Jane," will continue her testimony on Monday about their drug-fueled sexual performances called "hotel nights."
During her second day of testimony on Friday, she told prosecutors that she mentioned to Combs she wanted them to stop.
Jane read a message she sent to Combs, expressing she no longer wanted to do "hotel nights."
“Ever since I opened Pandora’s box, I’ve never been able to close it," she read in court. Jurors also heard audio from a video recording where Jane asked a man participating in a "hotel night" to wear a condom. Combs could then be heard intervening.
The jury was also shown 15 photos of Jane and another man during a "hotel night." She testified that she would often suffer injuries and develop infections. Click here to read more.
1-month-old baby dies, mom hospitalized after being reported missing
WASHINGTON, Conn. – A 1-month-old baby died and his mother was hospitalized with serious injuries after they were reported missing in Connecticut.
According to Connecticut State Police, 27-year-old Sadie Fleming and her son Hudson were reported missing Sunday morning.
A Silver Alert was sent out.
Authorities said Fleming was last seen leaving her home with her baby sometime between midnight and 7 a.m. on Sunday.
They responded to her home on Brinsmade Road in Washington, Connecticut.
Around 5:45 p.m. the same day, both mother and son were found.
Police said Fleming was found on a wooded road in Washington. She was taken to a local hospital with serious injuries.
Hudson was found nearby in the woods, state police said. He was taken to a hospital where he was pronounced dead. Click here to read more.
‘Our hearts are heavy': Wife of Dodgers player recounts fallen Calif. officer’s kind gesture
LOS ANGELES — Tears flowed from Freddie Freeman as he sat in a Dodger Stadium interview room Aug. 5 and described the arduous recovery his 3-year-old son Max was making from a rare neurological condition in which the body’s immune system attacks the nerves.
Max had returned home from a five-night stay at Children’s Hospital Orange County, and Freeman was back in the Dodgers lineup after missing eight games to be with his family during the ordeal.
Two months later, the Dodgers were playing host to the New York Mets in the National League Championship Series . A police officer approached Freeman’s wife, Chelsea, to ask how Max was doing.
The officer, Samuel Riveros of the Baldwin Park Police Department, smiled and handed her a police patch to give to Max. Click here to read more.
