Cop Attacks Woman at Hospital | Nurses Laugh, Doctor Does Nothing

On March 10, 2022, Lexington KY police officers responded to a report of a “disorder” at St. Joseph Hospital. The call was dispatched to LPD officer Myles Foster and officer Daniel Helo. The caller was a hospital employee reporting that a 61 year old female was being “disorderly” and was refusing to leave Emergency Room #3. The 61 year old female was later determined to be Linda Trapp, a homeless woman. Rather than help her, within 21 seconds of meeting her, Officer Myles Foster threatened physical force. He would make good on that threat shortly afterwards, violently breaking her left leg. Then the nurses and emergency room physician would do nothing to help Linda Trapp, leaving her in agony for another 18 hours.

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Lexington (KY) Police Department: https://www.lexingtonky.gov/government/departments-programs/public-safety/police
Media Report: https://youtu.be/2ywAiqR8ZOU?si=D-bEh6_9ZFBCKjuJ

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