Posted on 05/13/2019 5:17:33 PM PDT by Morgana
FULL TITLE: Horrifying footage shows 55-year-old man being beaten with a belt 30 TIMES by staff at care home who also let other residents attack him
A horrifying video has captured the moment a 55-year-old mentally disabled man was beaten at his care home in Georgia.
The disturbing footage shows staff members punching Joey Cason in the face and repeatedly hitting him.
One staff member at the Total Care facility is seen beating Cason with a belt 30 times while he cowers in the corner in fear before falling to the ground in tears.
Surveillance video also captured staff punching Cason on the ground and letting other residents hit him.
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Yeah....we see what that and reparations have done.
This is just sickening.
Lock this weeotch up.
Oh, wait....it’s GA....and, well, you know the rest :(
Thanks for posting all of the graphic vids.
Agree with the other poster....this needs to be seen.
And we’re seeing this six years later.
Do that to one of my relatives and you will cease to exist.
I live in Torrance. How long has it been since you’ve been here? Blacker and blacker?
Actually, I never did more than drive down from LA and then back after seeing my mother. And the people who worked at the facility. Apparently I’m wrong about black. ??
They live in the neighboring cities mainly. There is quite a few here but I think they are just escaping the hood. Real estate is pretty expensive here.
The 2010 United States Census[30] reported that Torrance had a population of 145,438. The population density was 7,076.1 people per square mile (2,732.1/km²). The racial makeup of Torrance was 74,333 (51.1%) White, 50,240 (34.5%) Asian, 3,955 (2.7%) African American, 554 (0.4%) Native American, 530 (0.4%) Pacific Islander, 7,808 (5.4%) from other races, and 8,018 (5.5%) from two or more races. Hispanic or Latino of any race were 23,440 persons (16.1%), while non-Hispanic whites formed 42.3% of the population.
Thank You.
I guess it’s a start and better than nothing.
Black supremists are popping up everywhere...
no children, no hope....
Headline writer spelled Enraging wrong.
My first impression is, this younger person is a special needs individual of some variety and his age should make that obvious to the blind. Which makes the crime even worse. Were they in a classroom? binder on desk, he seems to be holding a book or satchel? (not a usual sight in a nursing home - most have tables in the common room because of all the walkers and wheel chairs)
It’s painful to watch the result of a toxic culture inside that home that seems devoid of training in special needs and basic human dignity, and that either looked the other way (all bruises and physical altercations to be described and logged on nursing notes each shift - 3 of them - and reported to management immediately), metted out physical retaliation for complaints, or which didn’t give a damn as long as the medicare checks kept coming and the social worker didn’t. Nobody deserves to be beaten out of a chair to the ground and then beaten again. Nobody.
“””I WILL SAY IT AGAIN, A PATIENT IN A NURSING HOME NEEDS AN INTRUSIVE RELATIVE THAT VISITS FREQUENTLY. THIS GIVES THE STAFF AN INCENTIVE TO TREAT YOUR LOVED ONE WELL. THE STAFF NOTICES WHO GETS VISITORS AND WHO DOES NOT.”””
It can’t be said enough. I know; both my parents had to be placed in nursing homes. You would not believe what goes on in these places, even the so called “nice/good” ones.
I also attempted to work in a few of these places and was unable to comply with their so called rules. It’s unbelievable unless you’ve experienced it.
nursing aides make very little money.....people in this country think $12 an hour is a fair wage for someone to wipe the butt of their demented “love” ones....
In my experience $12/hour would be a very well-paid nurse’s aide. Usually a certified nurse’s aide is lucky to be paid $2/hour over minimum wage.
I also have my doubts that few if anyone looking for a ‘place for mom’ ask how much the nursing staff is paid. They are usually only looking for the best place they can afford.
Three of my sisters that have worked in these places, so I am a little better educated in how they work.
The question to ask is; how many patients per aide the facility has. Don’t be satisfied if they tell you ‘the target’ or ‘state regulations require’. Most facilities routinely run understaffed. They will put people on OT when they know the inspector is coming. Pay a visit to the facility and sit at the nurse’s station and count the number of aides you see then divide by the number of beds. If I remember right there is supposed to be one aide per 6 patients. My sisters would regularly have 10 to 12.
How many have you murdered?
We neglect, disrespect, and abuse our elderly.
Why do you do that?
Abuse our children in all sorts of evil & perverse ways.
You ought to be locked up.
If the places you worked are like the places my sisters worked they never had enough staff to obey the rules.
Some places were that way, others just did not care about the patients.
I worked as a nurse aide (Orderly, actually) for $1.15 and hour and wiped people’s butts. Some of them weren’t very nice. I remember one lady particularly. She was very rude and it seemed curious to me she was so nasty considering the parts of her I had had to tolerate. This was all before I went to Medical School. I sort of made it a point to quit wiping asses after that.
The simple fact is that nobody loves your loved ones as you do - and I’ve seen similar BS in hospitals as well. If someone isn’t accompanied at all times, or as much as possible, they are routinely ignored. There are huge financial and emotional impacts of providing the care yourself (if possible), but I’d sleep easier that way.
This abuse isn’t uncommon.
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