Beaumont, TX Abortion Clinic Slammed with 13 Health and Safety Violations

As a Federal Court was granting an injunction to block tighter safety and health restrictions for abortion clinics in Texas, one Abortion clinic was getting hit with over a dozen health and safety violations discovered by the Texas Department of Health. The injunction was reversed on appeal and the tighter abortion safety laws are now in effect. How ironic that, as the Federal courts discussed the need to tighten health and safety restriction for abortion clinics, a Beaumont, TX Whole Woman's Health abortion clinic was proving that there DO need to be tighter restrictions. We of course already knew there needed to be tighter restrictions after last year's stories of death doctors all across America who were killing babies after they were born and putting the lives of women at risk.



from 12 News Beaumont:

BEAUMONT -

12News has learned that Beaumont's only abortion and women's health clinic has been flagged on 13 violations by the Texas Department of Health.

The October 3 inspection at Whole Woman's Health of Beaumont turned up potential health issues.
The report says the facility failed to provide a safe environment for patients and staff.  The suction machines which were used on patients had numerous rusty spots which, "had the likelihood to cause infection."
The report also says, "the facility failed to have the EKG monitoring equipment ready if an emergency situation occurred..."

Fatima Gifford, the spokeswoman for Whole Woman's Health, said Tuesday that at this time, the clinic did not have a comment, but said the staff is looking into the allegations in order to prepare a response to the Texas Department of Health. She says the clinic's goal is to provide safe, compassionate abortion care, and they take these matters seriously.

She went on to say that management does not believe this is anything suspicious or political on the part of the Texas Department of Health Services.  Her response was in light of Monday's judge's ruling which granted an injunction on a law that would have made abortions more restrictive in Texas
Click here to see a copy of the report

Texas Man Uses Gun to Save Family from Home Invader with a Knife - Gun Rights Work Bob Costas

Silly Bob Costas, trying to tell people on Sunday Night Football that the football player who recently shot himself and his girlfriend would still be alive if there were no guns.... WRONG! He would have just slit his throat and his girlfriend's throat with a knife.... When people want to kill they will kill using whatever means they can.

Plus, if the girlfriend or mother would have had a gone, they could have stopped the players killing spree before he took the life of his innocent girlfriend!

Oh, but I can tell you this Bob Costas, this husband very likely would not have been able to save his family from this home intruder if the husband did not have a gun to protect his home with....


the following article is from KBMT Channel 12 News Beaumont, TX:

Home invader with knife stopped by homeowner with gun

Posted: Dec 02, 2012 8:28 AM CST Updated: Dec 02, 2012 8:38 AM CST

By David Ingram

Nederland, TX police say a homeowner with a gun was able to stop an intruder who was armed with a knife late Saturday evening.

Officers say it happened in the 100 block of Avenue D just before midnight. A man, woman and child were at home when they heard someone breaking into the house through a glass French door.  The homeowner confronted the intruder and fired one shot. Police say the intruder was not hit by the bullet.

Officers arrived shortly after the confrontation and arrested the intruder.

Assistant Chief of Police Gary Porter tells 12 News the man's name is withheld pending arraignment, but did say the intruder is a 38-year-old male.  The man was charged with burglary of a habitation, but charges could be upgraded.

No one was injured in the home invasion.