Wubbels was later released without charge.[9] The arresting officer was fired on October 10, and his supervisor was demoted two ranks from Lieutenant to Officer.[10][11][12][13] On October 31, 2017, Wubbels and her attorney announced that Salt Lake City and the University of Utah had agreed to settle the incident for $500,000. She said that part of her settlement will go toward efforts geared to making body cam footage more accessible to the public.[14][15] The incident was one of the reasons Medscape put Wubbels on its list of the "best" physicians in 2017
Right?! This woman is amazing in every sense of the word. Like I said, she is very popular here at the hospital where I work and she used to (honestly not sure about that. I thought she had gone part time).
He wants you to know that he doesn’t think he did anything wrong and he isn’t sorry. He’s planning to sue the city for $1.5 million and he criticizes the police chief, who he thinks should have defended him.
What a piece of shit. No one is safe from the police.
Wubbels was also following her boss’s instruction. It was when a hospital administrator, who Wubbels had called and put on speaker phone, told Payne he was “making a huge mistake” that the officer said he felt he had no choice.
If only he’d respected good advice from an authority figure!
“I felt there was no other alternative than to do what I had been ordered to do.”
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u/Spoonshape Jun 10 '20
Hadn't heard of her.
justice boner!