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That sounds superficially reasonable, but would you get what appears to be a vaccination from some random stranger that shows up with a syringe? He distributed
by crispyambulance 6y ago
That sounds superficially reasonable, but would you get what appears to be a vaccination from some random stranger that shows up with a syringe?
He distributed the vaccine to people that knew him (or were in his social network) in the very limited time he had left.
The DA who pursued this should be dis-barred.
- treis 6y ago>That sounds superficially reasonable, but would you get what appears to be a vaccination from some random stranger that shows up with a syringe? With ID, sure. Besides, he's been the medical director of the Covid response for the county since April. His job was to put procedures to handle situations like this in place.
- crispyambulance 6y agoDo you know what the ID of "the medical director of Covid response since April" looks like? I don't and neither do you or the firemen/police he would approach.
- treis 6y agoIt took me 20 seconds of googling to find a picture of the medical director for my county. But that's not really the point. The point is that part of his job was to come up with a plan for these situations. And he settled on give them to my friends and family. That's obviously a poor choice fraught with ethical issues. Like I said, arresting him is not the answer but he is not innocent.
- crispyambulance 6y agoSo, 20 seconds of googling for an HN user... yields the covid directory for your town. I just did it for philly and I got no picture id. The doctor didn't do anything wrong!