South Korean family members made a fuss in the emergency room for giving priority treatment to patients in cardiac arrest

A family member who disrupted emergency room operations by hurling abusive language for more than an hour because patients in cardiac arrest were given priority treatment has been handed over to prosecutors.
12 The Sokcho Police Station in Gangwon-do, South Korea, has referred Suspect A to the prosecution on suspicion of violating the Act on Emergency Medical Care.
It was revealed on the day. Suspect A is suspected of harassing medical staff for over an hour in the emergency room of a hospital in Hokkaido on the 1st of last month, disrupting medical treatment.
The investigation revealed that Suspect A was the younger sister of Mr. B, who collapsed in the sauna and was taken to the hospital, and caused a commotion by saying that medical staff had treated a later patient with cardiac arrest first.
won. At the time, medical staff explained that the general rule was to treat seriously ill patients first, but Suspect A continued to use abusive language without hesitation.
Suspect A was also found to have used abusive language in front of police officers who were dispatched to the scene after receiving a report.
It was grabbed. The police determined that the suspicion was warranted based on the footage from the emergency room's security camera and statements from the victim and witnesses, and it was reported that they investigated after filing charges against suspect A.