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Her mornings are never that good anyhow because she wakes up with a leg
that is withered from polio. Still, this morning was truly bad. She opened
her eyes and saw five federal agents pointing rifles at her head.
"Get your hands up!" one of them yelled. "Get out of bed!" yelled another.
She told them she was sorry, but she couldn't because she was crippled.
They put her in handcuffs and again told her to get up.
Again, she said she couldn't because she used leg braces and crutches and
she needed her hands for those.
"Eventually," Suzanne Pfeil says, "they went after the others. They left me
lying there, handcuffed in the bed, for an hour."
This was in Santa Cruz, Calif., earlier this month, at a hospice-co-op
facility where 80 percent of the people are terminally ill.
Pubdate: Tue, 24 Sep 2002
Source: Capital Times, The (WI)
Copyright: 2002 The Capital Times
Contact: tctvoice@madison.com
URL: MapInc
that is withered from polio. Still, this morning was truly bad. She opened
her eyes and saw five federal agents pointing rifles at her head.
"Get your hands up!" one of them yelled. "Get out of bed!" yelled another.
She told them she was sorry, but she couldn't because she was crippled.
They put her in handcuffs and again told her to get up.
Again, she said she couldn't because she used leg braces and crutches and
she needed her hands for those.
"Eventually," Suzanne Pfeil says, "they went after the others. They left me
lying there, handcuffed in the bed, for an hour."
This was in Santa Cruz, Calif., earlier this month, at a hospice-co-op
facility where 80 percent of the people are terminally ill.
Pubdate: Tue, 24 Sep 2002
Source: Capital Times, The (WI)
Copyright: 2002 The Capital Times
Contact: tctvoice@madison.com
URL: MapInc
