The Station 10 Foundation

08/13/2026

A 32-year-old woman is facing charges of robbery and two counts of assault as a result of an incident at Bartlett Regional Hospital Aug. 5.

Bryttni Snow Williams was charged with robbery in the 2nd degree, assault in the 4th degree and assault in the 4th degree (fear) in Juneau’s Alaska District Court Aug. 6.

According to court documents, Williams told a nurse she wanted to leave the hospital’s mental health ward but was told she could not because she was on hold. She grabbed the nurse’s hospital badge, which opens the exit doors, and tried to rip it off.

When the nurse attempted to prevent her from taking the badge, Williams punched her on the left cheek, left ear and three times to the back of the head, according to the report of a Juneau police officer who interviewed the nurses and observed te hospital security video.

08/03/2026

A patient attacked a nurse at Hartford Hospital, prompting a group of advocates to call for better staffing.

Hartford Hospital confirmed the incident without releasing details, including when it happened. Hospital spokesperson Tina Varona said the assault was not a strangulation as some social media posts indicated.

"While the initial report referenced a strangulation, no colleague was strangled in this event," she said in a statement. "However, to protect the privacy of both our colleague and patient, we are unable to comment on the specific facts related to this incident."

Read full story here: https://www.stamfordadvocate.com/news/article/hartford-hospital-nurse-attacked-staffing-concerns-22337298.php

08/01/2026

A 70-year-old North Bend woman was cited at Mercy Medical Center in Roseburg after police said a nurse suffered burns when hot coffee was thrown during a patient care encounter.

Roseburg police officers responded to an assault report at about 5:45 p.m. June 2, at the hospital in the 1700 block of Northwest Stewart Parkway.

Police said they contacted a nurse who reported having hot coffee thrown on their neck and chest while performing care duties. The coffee caused second-degree burns and blistering on the nurse’s chest and neck, according to police.

Read full story here: https://kpic.com/news/local/woman-accused-of-throwing-hot-coffee-on-nurse-at-roseburg-hospital-police-say?

07/18/2026

Great day for some sand volleyball!

07/18/2026

New shirts are available! Stop by Centerline North Beach Volleyball tomorrow for the grand opening to grab yours and come support The Station 10 Foundation!

07/17/2026

07/16/2026

If you didn’t document it, it didn’t happen.

Question: Have you ever seen a police officer be involved in a violent encounter and not press charges and seek consequences?

No?

Then why do Fire and EMS tolerate violent encounters and not report them? Weakness? Culture? Takes too long?

Here is the solution.

07/14/2026

A judge in Tuscaloosa County has ruled against DCH Health System's request to dismiss a wrongful death lawsuit.

The lawsuit was filed by Andrew Doss, husband of nurse Ada Doss, who was tragically killed in the hospital's parking lot.

The defendants include DCH Health Care Authority, Allied Universal, and Matthew Taylor.

How do you feel about hospitals' responsibility for staff safety?

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07/11/2026

Nearly four years after surviving a violent stabbing while working as a trauma nurse, Tammy Scott has transformed her experience into a mission to protect healthcare workers across Missouri.

07/11/2026

Great job by Randolph County prosecutors for the correct felony charge!!