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The patient was a reserve police officer from another district. He was the victim of a police chase that went wrong. The officers had no reason to even approach the burn unit except to check on his health in pursuit of a criminal complaint against the driver that died in the crash.

They failed to follow the laws and agreed policies laid out by the police department and hospital. There is suspicion they were attempting to intimidate the Charge Nurse in order to cover up the department liability in the chase. The officers committed numerous felonies by their actions.

The "perp" in the bed was the victim who was unconscious and intubated. There was no warrant. There was no "probable" cause. There was no legal reason for them to be there.

Finally, all patients are under hospital jurisdiction until medically released. A "perp" would have had a full time guard present until medically cleared and released. You do not drag anyone, "perp" or not out of a hospital bed. Period.

What are these felonies the officers allegedly committed? I believe they are thugs and should be punished appropriately. But I am ignorant on the felony aspect.