Atlanta healthcare exec cancelled PPE shipments after he was fired

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:He has a new job - Board Of Directors VP of Administration for APICS/ASCM Atlanta

Contact APICS/ASCM Atlanta and let them know a psychopath should not be working for them.
https://twitter.com/APICS_Atlanta
[phone]

I don't approve of what this guy did, but please don't post things like that. It kind of makes you despicable scum.

His actions in the middle of a pandemic are what I would classify as despicable. A man like this should not be working for the largest supply chain resources organization in the SouthEast. What if he disrupts critical and mission-necessary supplies AGAIN?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:He has a new job - Board Of Directors VP of Administration for APICS/ASCM Atlanta

Contact APICS/ASCM Atlanta and let them know a psychopath should not be working for them.
https://twitter.com/APICS_Atlanta
[phone]

I don't approve of what this guy did, but please don't post things like that. It kind of makes you despicable scum.

What are you talking about? All that info is public. Twitter is literally designed for public engagement, including with companies and corporations--that's why they have a Twitter account, in part.

Anything easily Google-able isn't exactly a state secret, genius. This guy is a menace to public health and should be fired from ANY health-related employer.

-NP

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:He has a new job - Board Of Directors VP of Administration for APICS/ASCM Atlanta

Contact APICS/ASCM Atlanta and let them know a psychopath should not be working for them.
https://twitter.com/APICS_Atlanta
[phone]

I don't approve of what this guy did, but please don't post things like that. It kind of makes you despicable scum.

What are you talking about? All that info is public. Twitter is literally designed for public engagement, including with companies and corporations--that's why they have a Twitter account, in part.

Anything easily Google-able isn't exactly a state secret, genius. This guy is a menace to public health and should be fired from ANY health-related employer.

-NP

NP +1

What a total psychopath. Almost unbelievable, really. And also unbelievable that someone would seriously defend him. Let alone INSULT people who are just trying to protect others. Only on DCUM... If only all those people could go and live alone on some island with the psychos they defend.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:He was fired on March 2nd.

He came back a full FOUR WEEKS later mid-pandemic on MARCH 29TH when the nation was shutdown to do this. To delete those files and put lives in jeopardy.

10 years in jail minimum.

How could he have access to the building, let alone the computer files, 4 weeks later?

Its in the article. They locked him out of the building and killed his remote access login but sometime in the prior 3 years he worked there he created a secret login none of them knew about.

He logged in from home and the FBI traced his activities to his IP address.

That is just so psycho, wouldn't be surprised if he has done some really dodgy stuff and potential serial killer - that is just too much!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:He has a new job - Board Of Directors VP of Administration for APICS/ASCM Atlanta

Contact APICS/ASCM Atlanta and let them know a psychopath should not be working for them.
https://twitter.com/APICS_Atlanta
[phone]

I don't approve of what this guy did, but please don't post things like that. It kind of makes you despicable scum.

NP,

I normally don’t believe in cancel culture but what is man did place lives in danger he most definitely should not be allowed to work until he’s done prison time and he damn sure should not be in a position or at a company at which he has some responsibility for peoples health and well-being !
are you crazy???!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Hospital execs are scum. I hear stories about an area hospital group that make your skin crawl.

Same. Not all healthcare employees are heroes or good people. They are never responsible for their negligence and are fiercely protected.

+1, we had a health care professional/doctor do something horrible and deliberate and against ethics. We called the licensing board and hospital to file complaints and both protected them and let them get away with it. Not surprising at all.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Christopher Dobbins, 40, ex-VP at Stradis Healthcare in Atlanta, allegedly broke into its computer systems, altered 115,581 and deleted 2,371 files, causing 72-hour delays in PPE shipments and complete cancellation of others going as far away as New York.




There should be a law that people like this are brought up on attempted murder charges. Georgia is consistently in the top 10 states in the country for COVID-19 deaths and his actions helped increase that.

https://www.wsbtv.com/news/local/gwinnett-county/duluth-man-charged-with-hacking-healthcare-company-delaying-delivery-ppe-others/LD4UZC6FAZH7FIASLDUNZPHS3Y/

Whoa. He’s only 40. My DH is about to turn 41 and looks light years better/younger. He is just ugly inside and out.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Hospital execs are scum. I hear stories about an area hospital group that make your skin crawl.

Truly. They are the problem with healthcare in this country, not doctors.

[Anonymous]

Sounds like a perfect pick for one of trump's empty cabinet positions.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Sounds like a perfect pick for one of trump's empty cabinet positions.

Nope, Michael Cohen was just released from prison and has already claimed dibs - only one convicted felon per an administration allowed in Cabinet - sorry.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Hospital execs are scum. I hear stories about an area hospital group that make your skin crawl.

Same. Not all healthcare employees are heroes or good people. They are never responsible for their negligence and are fiercely protected.

+1, we had a health care professional/doctor do something horrible and deliberate and against ethics. We called the licensing board and hospital to file complaints and both protected them and let them get away with it. Not surprising at all.

Are you in NOVA? We may have worked at the same hospital

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:In situations like this, it's best to wait for things to shake out before jumping to conclusions.

He is innocent until proven guilty.

Story does not make sense. In what way did he alter 100K plus documents?

Don’t believe everything that is reported.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:In situations like this, it's best to wait for things to shake out before jumping to conclusions.

He is innocent until proven guilty.

Story does not make sense. In what way did he alter 100K plus documents?

Don’t believe everything that is reported.

Oh yeah, I'm sure the U.S. District Court and the F.B.I. Agents and the guy's own company reports are lying.

Buzz off.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Sounds like a perfect pick for one of trump's empty cabinet positions.

Nope, Michael Cohen was just released from prison and has already claimed dibs - only one convicted felon per an administration allowed in Cabinet - sorry.

Y'know initially I was pissed off when I heard that but prisons are a hot spot and it might make sense in some weird way. It's kind of like a blip on the radar screen of karma.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Sounds like a perfect pick for one of trump's empty cabinet positions.

Nope, Michael Cohen was just released from prison and has already claimed dibs - only one convicted felon per an administration allowed in Cabinet - sorry.

Y'know initially I was pissed off when I heard that but prisons are a hot spot and it might make sense in some weird way. It's kind of like a blip on the radar screen of karma.

Due to the timing obviously.