Reply #40: When an ambulance arrived Ofcr Scott sent it away.

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The lawsuit further alleges that Scott handcuffed Henderson, and when the first ambulance arrived on the scene, sent it away, stating, “Go on, he doesn’t need an ambulance.”

A second ambulance would eventually transport Henderson to Thomas Hospital, where the complaint alleges he was diagnosed as having “suffered a broken nose, multiple contusions, and a torn rotator cuff in his right shoulder”, the complaint states.

Scott was hired by the city on June 4, 2001, and earns $24.86 per hour, according to records. He was still employed by the city as of May 16, according to CNS.


From this link: http://www.baldwincountynow.com/articles/2011/05/19/local_news/doc4dd55ae62e7e2850306558.txt


Website for the city of Fairhope: http://www.cofairhope.com/

Near the bottom of the page it says ...

In order to better serve our citizens, we want to make it easier to contact your elected officials. To send a message to all City elected officials, please click here.

... and it gives a link to the city officials. I think I will suggest to them that they might want to think about whether
Ofcr Scott is the type of individual they want to have a position with the amount of power he apparently has.