Renee after shooting
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Archived from the IMDb Discussion Forums — Politics
Cheeky — 2 months ago(January 14, 2026 03:25 AM)
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If we take the time to see with the heart and not with the mind, we shall see that we are surrounded completely by angels ~ Carlos Santana -
S🤏UL _ VEN🤏M — 2 months ago(January 14, 2026 03:45 AM)
Yes, it's generally considered illegal and a violation of policy for ICE agents to deny necessary medical attention to a wounded suspect, as both federal policy and ethical standards mandate access to care, with ICE detention standards requiring provision of care and courts recognizing a duty to provide aid, though the specific timing (before EMTs arrive) can be complex, making denial a serious rights issue. Denying care to someone in custody, especially if injured, can lead to legal liability for the officers and the agency, violating principles of humane treatment and rights, even while enforcing immigration laws.
Legal & Policy Frameworks
Detention Standards: ICE's own Detention Standards (PBNDS 2011) mandate that detainees receive necessary medical care, with plans for off-site treatment when needed, showing a duty to provide care.
"Sensitive Locations" Policy: While weakened, ICE policy historically discouraged operations at places like hospitals to protect access to care, reinforcing the importance of medical access.
Constitutional Rights: Failure to provide essential medical care to someone in custody can violate due process rights, leading to civil rights claims, as courts have held officers liable for failing to render aid.
What You Can Do if You're Injured
Clearly State Your Need: Tell agents you need medical attention and request a lawyer.
Document Everything: Write down details, officer info, and take photos if possible.
Seek Legal Help: Contact a lawyer immediately to report the incident.
Key Takeaway
Denying medical care to a wounded suspect in ICE custody is a serious breach of federal policy and legal obligations, undermining humanitarian standards, and can result in legal action against the officers and the government. -
StoneColdZombies — 2 months ago(January 14, 2026 03:56 AM)
https://www.filmboards.com/board/t/Disappointed-3576318/
I find it strange that you’re convinced that Karen Read killed her boyfriend, even though there isn’t a shred of evidence. But when we actually see video of a fat lesbian hit an Ice Agent with her car, you mock the officer for not getting out of the way.
Using that same logic, why couldn’t Karen Reads boyfriend get out of the way of her car? Her car supposedly went backwards to hit him, he should have way more easily jumped out of the way.
I think you’re entire opinion comes down to you only taking Renee Good’s side because she was a lesbian, you don’t actually care about evidence, you’ve been having lesbian fantasies for a while now but are too embarrassed to admit it.
Shame…..Shame….Shame, missy. -
StoneColdZombies — 2 months ago(January 14, 2026 04:13 AM)
She not only 100% believes that Karen killed her boyfriend with her car, she also believes that Read tricked the woman living there into Googling “how long does it take for a body to freeze to death?”.
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Cheeky — 2 months ago(January 14, 2026 04:23 AM)
I don't like being on a jury but I would be great
I'm on the side of the angels
If we take the time to see with the heart and not with the mind, we shall see that we are surrounded completely by angels ~ Carlos Santana
I'm hoping it's no more than a day or two.