[user104658]

In terms of "if she had been a nurse"... basically if it was found that she used a stolen card knowingly, in the hospital, while on shift, I think it's pretty much certain that she would lose her registration and no longer be able to work as a nurse.

But again, NMC stuff is different from "usual employment" stuff and they have strict rules about professional standards etc.

[user104658]

...although on top of that, if a staff member when I worked retail had been caught using a customer's card that had been found... whether that customer was alive or dead... they would almost certainly have been fired for gross misconduct.

[bots]

i think anyone who has had a relative in hospital that required critical care would be asking serious questions. Those who have relatives in critical care now will likely have huge trust issues brought on by this, the amount of the theft is irrelevant

[Marsh.]

Is that your pulse or any pulse?

[user104658]

Imagine dragging Bots' lifeless corpse to the Tesco self-checkout only to discover that his Apple Pay watch needs a damned pulse to activate, and having to do CPR just to pay for your meal deal. Grim.

[arista]

Originally Posted by Nicky91

sky news truly scraping the barrel as for news stories these days




who cares about this

Look Nicky a
Crime is a Crime
it would be the same in your Little Nation.

[Parmy]

Originally Posted by Nicky91

I can't @ people thinking this is a crime


dead = dead, no offense, like i said earlier at least the money was spent for good purpose, yes crisps, sweets is much better than what some youth thugs spend their money on these days, namely drugs, guns, alcohol

If no crime was committed cause she was dead, then jimmy saville is innocent of many of his crimes committed in hospitals.

[GoldHeart]

Why is nobody wondering why this hospital worker is going through a dead patient's personal belongings in the first place , the only way you'd want to go through a patient's wallet / personal stuff etc is to find ID and contact details for their family and next of kin surely ? . Why would the first thought be to steal money/ use their credit cards??!

[bots]

Originally Posted by GoldHeart

Why is nobody wondering why this hospital worker is going through a dead patient's personal belongings in the first place , the only way you'd want to go through a patient's wallet / personal stuff etc is to find ID and contact details for their family and next of kin surely ? . Why would the first thought be to steal money/ use their credit cards??!

sounds to me like it was a daily occurrence and how they paid for their snacks every day

[user104658]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

sounds to me like it was a daily occurrence and how they paid for their snacks every day

Hm. Perhaps not "daily" but yeah it may well not be the first time.

[Swan]

Originally Posted by Nicky91

I can't @ people thinking this is a crime


dead = dead, no offense, like i said earlier at least the money was spent for good purpose, yes crisps, sweets is much better than what some youth thugs spend their money on these days, namely drugs, guns, alcohol

Originally Posted by Nicky91

if the story was like '' hosp worker used dead patient's bank card to buy drugs''

well then it would be differently for me, then i would see it as a crime

Please stop embarrassing yourself.

[Swan]

Originally Posted by Nicky91

i'm embarrassing myself?


i'm not the one stressing over nothing

Yeah you're right, **** the elderly lady, she's dead now, might as well throw her in the wheelie bin and be done with it.

[Nicky91]

Originally Posted by Swan

Yeah you're right, **** the elderly lady, she's dead now, might as well throw her in the wheelie bin and be done with it.

No, i don't mean it like that

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by Nicky91

No, i don't mean it like that

will you rob your Nan when she dies Nicky?

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by Samm

honestly if i die do i give a **** if someone used my money to buy a meal deal for their lunch? i wouldn't because i'll be dead

Originally Posted by Nicky91

if the story was like '' hosp worker used dead patient's bank card to buy drugs''

well then it would be differently for me, then i would see it as a crime

So it's only stealing if you buy drugs with the money? I don't think that's how the law works Nicky