Nursing Student in Trouble...

TazziRN, RN · May 22, 2007

Whoopsie.......

coolvibesRN · May 22, 2007

Wow:idea:

GingerSue · May 23, 2007

(from the article mentioned above)

"Prosecutors say it's difficult to prove the use of date-rape drugs, because they metabolize before victims are alert enough to get a drug screen. Marsalis is not charged with any drug-related crimes.

A jury could find him guilty of rape if it decides the women were too impaired to consent to sex.

Marsalis was charged last year in a similar case in Sun Valley, Idaho."

My question - is it true that date-rape drugs metabolize before victims

are alert enough to get a drug screen?

I guess he's out of the nursing program right?

TazziRN, RN · May 23, 2007

It does metabolize quickly. My understanding is that it could be a couple of days before a woman realizes she may have been drugged and raped.

Crux1024 · May 23, 2007

I guess he's out of the nursing program right?

I TRULY hope so.... :nono:

Irishgirl · May 23, 2007

I would have taken one look at his haircut and walked out of the bar, restaurant, or wherever. Yikes!

samaletta · May 23, 2007

freaken gross

msdobson · May 23, 2007

I would have taken one look at his haircut and walked out of the bar, restaurant, or wherever. Yikes!

I'm sure he needed it cut like that for when he donned his "astronaut" helmet. Or maybe he just watched The Right Stuff one too many times! :trout:

studentADAM · May 23, 2007

Well compare the rate of something like this happening to the general university population, anomalies are popular.

healinghearts84 · May 23, 2007

i really hope they throw the books at him...seems kinda psychotic to me

after experiencing a rape kit in the ER because i had to witness with a male physician...i hope he burns in hell...no woman should have to go through that

Multicollinearity, BSN, RN · May 23, 2007

I wonder why they can't do drug hair analysis testing on the victims? Is it considered unreliable?