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Anonymous wrote:"Doctor dragged off United flight was felon who traded prescription drugs for secret gay sex with patient half his age and took them himself - and he needed anger management, was 'not forthright' and had control issues, psychiatrist found"

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4401980/Dr-dragged-United-swapped-drugs-secret-gay-sex.html

You're about a day behind. The UAL victim and the felon who traded drugs for gay sex are two different people (same first and last name but each has two different middle names from the other). News rags like the Daily Mail rushed to smear the guy before they confirmed the info. Who knows, UAL may have even released thw info in an attempt to divert people like you from blaming them for the assault on the passenger.

+1,000,000

Actually, it was the correct person. The other Dr. Dao is a resident in Louisiana, and not on this flight.
http://www.courier-journal.com/story/news/2017/04/12/yes-kentucky-doctor-david-dao-who-dragged-off-united-plane/100380420/

That said, I don't give a sh!t about his background. He had a ticket and was in his seat. That's the issue here.

Another illiterate person. Read the damn contract of carriage, if you can.

Read this, idiot.

http://lawnewz.com/high-profile/united-cites-wrong-rule-for-illegally-de-boarding-passenger/

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Anonymous wrote:United didn't pull him off of the flight, the Chicago Department of Aviation Security did. UAL wanted him off of the plane, he didn't comply, so they called security. End of story.

They called security because they wanted him off the plane. They wanted him off the plane because they were too cheap to offer enough compensation to entice someone to volunteer to get off the plane. They got security to literally pull him off the plane to protect a few hundred dollars of profit. It's disgusting and abusive and not acceptable.

They offered him 4x his ticket price, pretty standard. He didn't comply which resulted in forced removal by the Chicago Dept of Aviation Security.

someone on AC360 was making this exact point last night and thought the case against United would not be as major as peopel think.

I find it odd that people are fighting so hard for United - which is notorious for poor customer service.

I just cannot believe that so many of you would be so understanding if this happened to you. Airline wants your seat so they can move a crew to another airport. They say the BEST they can do for you is $800 restricted voucher and a flight out the FOLLOWING afternoon. Most of us would be pissed! Damn a "gracious acceptance." I probably would have de-planed one the police came but I would have been giving the blues to any and every United employee I saw.

My mother is a former gate agent for another airline and she said that in situations like this - people being bumped for crew - they were told to do whatever they could to make it right and they were given carte blanche as to what they could offer. $800 voucher and flight out 24 hours later was not a bona fide offer - hence, why no one took it.

Watching the press conference and a reporter insinuated that Dr. DOA should not be practicing? Something to that effect.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:"Doctor dragged off United flight was felon who traded prescription drugs for secret gay sex with patient half his age and took them himself - and he needed anger management, was 'not forthright' and had control issues, psychiatrist found"

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4401980/Dr-dragged-United-swapped-drugs-secret-gay-sex.html

You're about a day behind. The UAL victim and the felon who traded drugs for gay sex are two different people (same first and last name but each has two different middle names from the other). News rags like the Daily Mail rushed to smear the guy before they confirmed the info. Who knows, UAL may have even released thw info in an attempt to divert people like you from blaming them for the assault on the passenger.

+1,000,000

Actually, it was the correct person. The other Dr. Dao is a resident in Louisiana, and not on this flight.
http://www.courier-journal.com/story/news/2017/04/12/yes-kentucky-doctor-david-dao-who-dragged-off-united-plane/100380420/

That said, I don't give a sh!t about his background. He had a ticket and was in his seat. That's the issue here.

Another illiterate person. Read the damn contract of carriage, if you can.

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Anonymous wrote:Lawyer states he had a concussion, broken nose and lost two teetH and will need surgery in the future. United is f'ed.

A lawyer is not a medical professional.

Wth does that mean? Dr Dao was treated in a hospital. I'm sure those doctors are the ones who diagnosed the concussion.

Anonymous wrote:Lawyer states he had a concussion, broken nose and lost two teetH and will need surgery in the future. United is f'ed.

A lawyer is not a medical professional.

Anonymous wrote:What is that sound? A cash truck backing up to Dr. Dao's front porch? Hard to believe the CEO is still there, although I guess everyone needs to negotiate their golden parachute.

Well, think about it, do you want him to not take responsibility for these recent events? If I'm part of the board, I would prefer for the CEO to do his job and face this issue.

Lawyer states he had a concussion, broken nose and lost two teetH and will need surgery in the future. United is f'ed.

What is that sound? A cash truck backing up to Dr. Dao's front porch? Hard to believe the CEO is still there, although I guess everyone needs to negotiate their golden parachute.

"Will there be a lawsuit? Yea, probably." says Dr. Dao's lawyer. I'm sure there will!

Dao's Family/Lawyer is currently doing a live press conference

http://fortune.com/2017/04/13/united-airlines-davi...rce=dlvr.it&utm_medium=twitter

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Anonymous wrote:Actually, it was the correct person. The other Dr. Dao is a resident in Louisiana, and not on this flight.

Nyah, nyah. Numbnuts.

And no one cares. Nyah, nyah back at ya, United smear campaign stooge. F' off.

Anonymous wrote:Actually, it was the correct person. The other Dr. Dao is a resident in Louisiana, and not on this flight.

Nyah, nyah. Numbnuts.

Snopes: "We found no evidence that reports of Dao's past misidentified the doctor removed from the United flight"

http://www.snopes.com/2017/04/12/wrong-david-dao/