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Roswell shooter's medical privacy violated – lawsuit

Posted on October 24, 2014 by Dissent

Ryan Luby reports:

The University of New Mexico Hospital faces a new lawsuit for not doing enough to prevent staff members from having unauthorized access to medical records belonging to Mason Campbell, the boy who shot two of his classmates at Roswell’s Berrendo Middle School in January.

Campbell’s parents filed the claim in state court late Thursday.

Read more on KOB. The Albuquerque Journal also covers the lawsuit.

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