Comments by "Gorilla Disco" (@gorilladisco9108) on "CBS Colorado" channel.

  1. The dispatch told him the suspect were going to St. Joseph Hospital. He went to Denver Health instead and arrested whoever recently admitted. *badumm tsssssss ...
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  2. One thing need to be done after the error is solved. Drop the insurance company.
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  3. The officers mistake were they didn't make sure that they go to the right hospital, and they didn't call their dispatch about the suspect appearance. But asking her ID? Why? Burglars don't usually announce their names on their crime scene ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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  4.  @franklinturtle9849  Even if she showed them her ID, what good that will do? They should checked the suspect appearance, but they didn't. They should checked the hospital address, but they didn't. And I don't think they checked their suspect's name either (if the dispatch know the suspect's name). They just came to the hospital, asked the desk whether there are female recently admitted and, "There! Our suspect!" The officers are stupid and negligent. And those, can't and won't be solved by showing them any ID.
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  5. “I was having a drink and dancing, and then I don’t remember anything until I woke up in the hospital at Denver Health, and when I woke up I was really confused and my mind wasn’t clear,” Cook said. Meanwhile, police were looking for another woman, who was suspected of burglarizing a downtown building. According to the lawsuit, police were told over dispatch the suspect went to St. Joseph’s Hospital, but instead police went to Denver Health — the wrong hospital — and arrested Cook, while she was still in her hospital bed. *facepalm
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