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VCU anti-ICE nurse fired after referencing paralytic drug in video instructing 'sabotage' of ICE agents

VCU nurse allegedly posted TikTok videos instructing viewers to use paralytics and poison ivy against ICE agents, prompting a police investigation and administrative leave.

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University hospital system nurse fired after posting videos instructing 'sabotage' of ICE agents

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VCU Health employee no longer works there after videos suggest harming ICE agents

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VCU Health staffer connected to ICE videos no longer employed by hospital

The employee of the Virginia Commonwealth University Health System who purportedly posted social media videos suggesting ways to hurt U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents no longer works fo...

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Nurse under investigation for anti-ICE videos

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Virginia nurse fired after encouraging others to drug ICE and ‘get them sick’

VCU Health employee no longer employed following investigation into social media videos

VCU Health ended an employee's tenure after discovering "inappropriate" social media videos. RICHMOND, Va. — Virginia Commonwealth University (VCU) Health says an employee is no longer with the health system following an investigation into a series of social media videos.

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Who is Malinda Cook? VCU nurse fired after appeal to poison ICE sparks backlash online

Malinda Cook was identified as a nursing professional who suggested that healthcare providers can inject substances into ICE agents who come to them

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Melinda Cook fired? VCU Health issues statement as employee's bizarre appeal to poison ICE agents sparks uproar

VCU Health has fired nurse Melinda Cook after her TikTok videos, which suggested sabotaging ICE agents, gained viral attention.

Virginia Commonwealth University nurse instructs TikTok followers to contaminate ICE agents' food, jab opponents with paralytic

Health and the VCU Police are investigating after a nurse at the hospital made a series of videos about fighting back against federal law enforcement. (Credit: Tiktok/ @mindarose8)