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Grieving family members accused of hospital attack
Healthcare Security Weekly, March 26, 2007
A father and two teenage sons face criminal charges stemming from what police said was a violent attack on several emergency room workers at the Clark Memorial Hospital in Jeffersonville, IN earlier this month.
Police went to the hospital shortly after a 19-year-old member of that family was brought by ambulance to the emergency room in full cardiac arrest, reported the Courier-Journal of
The family members allegedly injured seven people, including a security guard who was initially admitted to the intensive care unit. After an arrest warrant was issued, the father checked himself into the psychiatric ward of
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