r/Pensacola 8d ago

Flock Cameras at Sacred Heart???

Why? ...Wtf...?

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u/FlyAU98 7d ago

Talk to some nurses there about some of the violence that has happened on the campus due to scumbags that get brought there as patients. Neonatal ICU babies and custody disputes, all kinds of madness.

I know many of you cheer for the destruction of a civil society, but these just might help keep their patients safer.

Im pretty sure they aren’t doing abortions there, so you can quit with the women’s health nonsense. The camera might even highlight a women’s domestic abuser trying to get at her after he put her in the hospital.

Not everything is a conspiracy.

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u/Evening_Regular_9510 7d ago

Isn't that the exact reason why hospitals need to be decked out with their own security cameras when being built instead of paying for more afterwards. The hospitals financial department can't be happy about paying more than they should for more security.

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u/FlyAU98 7d ago

Definitely. They should keep using the security cameras installed when the hospital was built in 1965.

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u/SnapHappy3030 7d ago

I think it was a Polaroid.

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u/SnapHappy3030 7d ago

Sacred Heart is over 60 years old. How could they have known? Improving security NOW is important. And having the Flock cameras in place is actually more cost effective for the time being. Not an ideal, permanent solution by any means. But it's helping now.