PlusFamily to Sue Hospital in Caught on Tape DeathFamily to Sue Hospital in Caught on Tape DeathThe Associated PressThe family of a woman whose death in a Brooklyn psychiatric emergency room was caught on surveillance footage says it intends to file a $25 million lawsuit. (July 8)This was the last image Tecia Harrison saw of her mother. Her death caught on surveillance video in the waiting room of a Brooklyn hospital.(SOT: TECIA HARRISON/DAUGHTER)(14:09;56) I WISH I DIDN'T SEE IT. THE IMAGE OF MY MOTHER FALLING ON THAT FLOOR AND DYING. OH GOD. I DON'T KNOW HOW THEY ALLOWED THAT TO HAPPEN.The video from Kings County Hospital in Brooklyn shows 49-year-old Esmin Elizabeth Green falling to the floor in a psychiatric emergency room. She was largely ignored for an hour. Her family says it plans to file a 25-million dollar lawsuit against the hospital.(SOT: BRENDA JAMES/SISTER)(14:09;26) WE DON'T TREAT ANIMALS LIKE THAT. WE DON'T TREAT ANIMALS LIKE THAT AND TO SEE ANOTHER HUMAN BEING LIKE...
The family of a woman whose death in a Brooklyn psychiatric emergency room was caught on surveillance footage says it intends to file a $25 million lawsuit.
The family of a woman whose death in a Brooklyn psychiatric emergency room was caught on surveillance footage says it intends to file a $25 million lawsuit. (July 8)
The family of a woman whose death in a Brooklyn psychiatric emergency room was caught on surveillance footage says it intends to file a $25 million lawsuit. (July 8)
The family of a woman whose death in a Brooklyn psychiatric emergency room was caught on surveillance footage says it intends to file a $25 million lawsuit. (July 8)
The family of a woman whose death in a Brooklyn psychiatric emergency room was caught on surveillance footage says it intends to file a $25 million lawsuit. (July 8)
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