What is going on with the Florida judicial system of justice regarding the death of the 14 year old child?
The tape clearly show's guards beating and kicking a 14 year old black child in a Boot Camp" correctional setting" in Florida who is then dragged around the compound like a animal, while other guards and a nurse walk around watching this incident with approval. The child was being assaulted by several of the guards who slam him to the ground, kick him, punch him and bend his arms behind his back with such force, he is screaming in pain crying out for help. How can any person in such a care and control capacity be found innocent of causing the needless death after watching the film of this incident? I have not seen anything along these lines since I was stationed in Germany and visited the former Nazi concentration camp Dachau, where it show's actual footage of the camp confiscated from the Nazi SS during it's duration in a Movie Theater when you first enter, as it is a museum. The Nazi's were kicking and punching victim's, much the same way this 14 year old black child was assaulted!
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It's called a trial. The system seems to be working pretty well. Now I'm sure the parents will now sue the gaurds in civil court-----which is also part of the system.
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Now, now, now.........We must let the judicial system take its course, all the time realizing it is not perfect just as in the case of O.J. Simpson. Sour grapes, huh? Payback is something isn't it?
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They should have been charged with assault. The boy did not die from his injuries, and that's why they were acquitted. He died of a previous undiagnosed condition. That's the law.
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They were found innocent by a jury. You don't know much about the rules of a Florida Boot Camp. Do you think it was taped by accident?
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Friday, December 28, 2012
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I've been trying to fing an old time friend from Munich,Germany.Her name is Monica Denk.Please give hermy emai
I've been trying to fing an old time friend from Munich,Germany.Her name is Monica Denk.Please give hermy emai
Well,my old time friend is a german girl living in Munich,Germany in the late 90's and has a daughter.I know her father's name is Charles .I am from Cuba and we met there in 1997.She had a friend called Corina and Chrissy.She was studying to be a nurse.Please ,give her my email lazarocuba2001@yahoo.com .I live in the US at this moment.
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Well,my old time friend is a german girl living in Munich,Germany in the late 90's and has a daughter.I know her father's name is Charles .I am from Cuba and we met there in 1997.She had a friend called Corina and Chrissy.She was studying to be a nurse.Please ,give her my email lazarocuba2001@yahoo.com .I live in the US at this moment.
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Friday, December 7, 2012
RN in Mannheim, Germany
RN in Mannheim, Germany?
If I had an RN license (working on it right now) could I work in Mannheim, Germany and make the same amount that I would make living in the US? because I know that nursing graduates in germany don't make as much as they do in the US! and I've heard of the american military bases that they have in mannheim, Germany...I am a US citizen...please give me real answers no stupid answers this is serious thanks
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Firstly I would contact the US Army and ask if you could work for them and what the rules and regulations are. As for the German job market have a look here maybe they can be of more help http://www.krankenschwestern.com/
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I live in Baumholder, Germany on a US Army post, Mannheim is about an hour away from here. Well there is no hospital on base, there is a clinic. Luckily for you, if you want to work in a hospital, Landstuhl hospital (largest armed forces hospital outside the us) isn't to far. It's only like 30 min from where i live. You would make fairly decent money as nurse working for the army, they call them army civilians. I can't remember the exact website for the job listings..but google something like chrma...or charma..its a listing of jobs for the armed forces in europe and us... again, you could always work at the clinic on Mannheim, i am sure they are in need of Rn's..or you could come down to baumholder, we always need more nurses here! hope it helped!
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If I had an RN license (working on it right now) could I work in Mannheim, Germany and make the same amount that I would make living in the US? because I know that nursing graduates in germany don't make as much as they do in the US! and I've heard of the american military bases that they have in mannheim, Germany...I am a US citizen...please give me real answers no stupid answers this is serious thanks
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Firstly I would contact the US Army and ask if you could work for them and what the rules and regulations are. As for the German job market have a look here maybe they can be of more help http://www.krankenschwestern.com/
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I live in Baumholder, Germany on a US Army post, Mannheim is about an hour away from here. Well there is no hospital on base, there is a clinic. Luckily for you, if you want to work in a hospital, Landstuhl hospital (largest armed forces hospital outside the us) isn't to far. It's only like 30 min from where i live. You would make fairly decent money as nurse working for the army, they call them army civilians. I can't remember the exact website for the job listings..but google something like chrma...or charma..its a listing of jobs for the armed forces in europe and us... again, you could always work at the clinic on Mannheim, i am sure they are in need of Rn's..or you could come down to baumholder, we always need more nurses here! hope it helped!
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