An award-winning nurse has been fired from her hospital job after she vowed she would let police officers and their families ‘die’ during her drunk driving arrest.
Crystal Tadlock, 35, shockingly declared she would break her oath to do no harm while handcuffed in the backseat of a patrol car early Saturday morning.
She was taken into custody in Magnolia, Texas – about 45 miles outside of Houston – after she was caught speeding and failed a field sobriety test.
NEW: Award-winning nurse fired after telling officer she would let cops and their families die during DUI arrest
'I'm a f****** nurse, and when you come through my hospital, don't worry, I'll let you die.'
Crystal Tadlock, 35, was arrested in Magnolia, Texas after she was… pic.twitter.com/xq8P8l4Pkb
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