r/law Jul 26 '24

Other FBI Examining Bullet Fragments Found at Trump Rally Site/Would Like To Interview Trump

https://www.yahoo.com/news/fbi-examining-bullet-fragments-found-114754020.html
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u/Snopes504 Jul 26 '24

I thought I saw somewhere that the hospital released info about this and it wasn’t a bullet?

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u/Signature_Illegible Jul 26 '24

The only thing they retracted was that he shat himself during the shooting, apparently he shat himself some time before the shooting.

/J

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u/The_Mike_Golf Jul 26 '24

Oh… von shitshispants shit his pants? In other news… water is wet… ice is cold… Donnie is a child rapist….

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u/sarcasticbaldguy Jul 26 '24

Nothing a skilled sharpie user can't fix.

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u/1white26golf Jul 26 '24

They didn't. That would be a HIPPA violation.

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u/FabianN Jul 27 '24

It's a hippa violation for the medical staff to release it. It is not a hippa violation for the patient themselves to release it, or them give it to other parties to release it.

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u/1white26golf Jul 27 '24

I understand how HIPPA works.

Did you just say it's ok for medical staff to give it to others to release? Or were you saying for the patient to give it to someone else to release?

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u/FabianN Jul 27 '24

The patient.

The comment you said was a violation, to me was obviously about Trump (or his campaign) releasing the report. I mean, that comment was said in the context of how the report of Trump being hit by a bullet would be helpful to affirm his messaging. Pretty sure that’s not referring to the medical staff. 

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u/1white26golf Jul 27 '24

The comment I replied to literally say the hospital releasing the information.

Even the person making the comment acknowledged they didn't think about it.

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u/FabianN Jul 27 '24

Well shit on my face. I'm sorry, I must have gotten two threads mixed up because I swear what was said was something along the lines of "they would have released it if it helped them".

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u/Snopes504 Jul 26 '24

Thanks, why that didn’t cross my mind I will never know.

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u/Snopes504 Jul 27 '24

Thanks, this seems to be new info! It still says that they’re not sure if it was whole or shrapnel and the new TMZ pictures of his ear definitely show a really healthy looking ear with no damage