These include staff using physical and verbal intimidation so frequently that at one point a middle-aged man suffered broken ribs when body slammed to the floor by two men — one of whom is a 6ft 8in former NBA player — because he did not want to be strip searched.
Aaron Cash, the attorney pulling together lawsuits, told DailyMail. Psychiatrist Brian Hyatt ran a 'system of terror' inside an Arkansas hospital as part of an alleged insurance scam. The heavily tattooed psychiatrist was caught on surveillance camera interacting with patients just 17 times in a day stretch. Former Detroit Piston Isaiah Morris was one of the hospital guards who allegedly intimidated patients.
He is pictured on a trading card from the NBA season. Former patient Clyde Hunnicutt said he was given unnecessary medication. Many of the staff were large men and there was violence.
But in the end I agreed to the shot. There were sounds of flesh smacking flesh. Then kick them out and immediately fill the bed with someone else.
His legal paperwork alleges false imprisonment, assault and battery, medical malpractice, fraud, outrageous conduct which causes harm to someone else and conspiracy. Brian Hyatt, 50, faces lawsuits from up to patients who claim they were held for days, and sometimes weeks, in his unit at Northwest Medical Center. Former NBA player Isaiah Morris, 54, left and one-time colleague Collyn Harlan, 28, have both been charged with felony counts of abuse.
