Does being sick in USA mean being criminal???
The sad story about Robert Danilov (Daniels), who came to USA to treat tuberculosis -- and was treated. As criminal.
http://english.pravda.ru/world/americas ... _patient-0
Daniels, known as Robert Danilov in Russia, holds both Russian and American citizenships. He moved to Arizona last year and was treated for drug-resistant TB. Last August, the 28-year-old Daniels was placed in solitary confinement in the jail ward, the AP reports.
A judge had ruled Daniels recklessly exposed others to his illness by going out in public without a mask. While in custody, he was treated as an inmate, confined in isolation and kept under video surveillance most of the time. Daniels was not given a phone, shower, television or other comforts.
I'm surprised, why all these "human right" guys are saying nothing about this story. Or, maybe, they can't earn much money from this one? ;)
Re: Does being sick in USA mean being criminal???
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Originally Posted by Scorpio
The sad story about Robert Danilov (Daniels), who came to USA to treat tuberculosis -- and was treated. As criminal.
http://english.pravda.ru/world/americas ... _patient-0 Daniels, known as Robert Danilov in Russia, holds both Russian and American citizenships. He moved to Arizona last year and was treated for drug-resistant TB. Last August, the 28-year-old Daniels was placed in solitary confinement in the jail ward, the AP reports.
A judge had ruled Daniels recklessly exposed others to his illness by going out in public without a mask. While in custody, he was treated as an inmate, confined in isolation and kept under video surveillance most of the time. Daniels was not given a phone, shower, television or other comforts.
I'm surprised, why all these "human right" guys are saying nothing about this story. Or, maybe, they can't earn much money from this one? ;)
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Daniels may have trouble if Russian authorities find he still has tuberculosis. If he entered the country as a Russian citizen, authorities would be required to quarantine and treat him, while if he arrived as a foreigner, they would be required to deport him.
Re: Does being sick in USA mean being criminal???
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Daniels may have trouble if Russian authorities find he still has tuberculosis. If he entered the country as a Russian citizen, authorities would be required to quarantine and treat him, while if he arrived as a foreigner, they would be required to deport him.
As far as I know, Danilov is now in Russia, in decent hospital, and (definitely) not in prison. Post factum all quoted speculations are looking very lame.
Re: Does being sick in USA mean being criminal???
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Originally Posted by Scorpio
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Originally Posted by TATY
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Daniels may have trouble if Russian authorities find he still has tuberculosis. If he entered the country as a Russian citizen, authorities would be required to quarantine and treat him, while if he arrived as a foreigner, they would be required to deport him.
As far as I know, Danilov is now in Russia, in decent hospital, and (definitely) not in prison. Post factum all quoted speculations are looking very lame.
A russian hospital is worse than an American prison though.
Re: Does being sick in USA mean being criminal???
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Originally Posted by TATY
A russian hospital is worse than an American prison though.
Was you in a prison if can compare them? =))) In one case I can agree with you. The regimen of both are very strict. :)
Re: Does being sick in USA mean being criminal???
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Originally Posted by TATY
A russian hospital is worse than an American prison though.
Is your statement based on personal experince?
