(2023), and article seems to be solely based on a linked (and more interesting) New York Post story: https://nypost.com/2023/02/09/lawyer-dead-after-mri-discha

(2023), and article seems to be solely based on a linked (and more interesting) New York Post story: https://nypost.com/2023/02/09/lawyer-dead-after-mri-discharges-gun/ https://nypost.com/2023/02/09/lawyer-dead-after-mri-discharg... The juicy bit: > “Both the patient and his companion were properly instructed regarding the procedures for accessing the examination room and warned about the removal of any and all metallic objects,” they [a spokesman for the MRI facility] declared. > The facility’s PR added that both Novaes and his mother signed a form regarding the protocols, but that the lawyer failed to mention his weapon and entered the unit with it “by his own decision.” > A police probe confirmed that the [concealed and undeclared] weapon was registered and that the attorney had a valid license for it. Too bad about the lawyer lingering for 3 weeks in a hospital, before he finally died of his wounds. But otherwise, this sounds like cut-and-dried case of "exercised his own fully-informed free will in taking the risk, and no bystanders nor innocents were injured".