An Oregon EMT disabled ambulance cameras she says recorded patients without notice; days later she was fired and has now filed an $800,000 wrongful-termination lawsuit
- Metro West Ambulance/FacebookA former emergency medical technician in Oregon has taken her former employer to court for $800,000, claiming she was fired after switching off cameras that were secretly recording sick and injured patients inside ambulances.
- Brittany Martin filed the wrongful termination lawsuit in Multnomah County Circuit Court against Metro West, a private ambulance company serving the Portland area.
- According to emergency medical news outlet EMS1 and court documents reported by KOIN 6 News, Martin alleges the firm installed cameras inside patient compartments without informing t
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- Metro West Ambulance/FacebookA former emergency medical technician in Oregon has taken her former employer to court for $800,000, claiming she was fired after switching off cameras that were secretly recording sick and injured patients inside ambulances.
- Brittany Martin filed the wrongful termination lawsuit in Multnomah County Circuit Court against Metro West, a private ambulance company serving the Portland area.
- According to emergency medical news outlet EMS1 and court documents reported by KOIN 6 News, Martin alleges the firm installed cameras inside patient compartments without informing t
Sources: Times of India