Patients, staff abused by drunk man in A&E

Patients and staff at the accident and emergency unit of Mercy University Hospital were verbally abused by a drunken man who had been brought their by ambulance for medical attention.

Patients, staff abused by drunk man in A&E
Tue, 02 Oct, 2018 - 04:00

By Liam Heylin

Patients and staff at the accident and emergency unit of Mercy University Hospital were verbally abused by a drunken man who had been brought their by ambulance for medical attention.

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