Woman Attacks Nurse When Hospital Discharge is "Taking Too Long" | Crime Alert 11AM 04.30.25

Mykeisha Johnson, 35, was a patient on the third floor of the University of Louisville Hospital, preparing to leave on Saturday when her impatience boiled over. When a nurse making her rounds passed by Johnson's room, she reportedly attacked.

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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Crime Alard hourly update, Breaking crime news Now.

Speaker 2 (00:04):
I'm n Copparton. A woman at a hospital in Kentucky
became so frustrated with the delay in her discharge that
she allegedly assaulted a nurse. My Keisha Johnson, thirty five,
was a patient on the third floor of the University
of Louisville Hospital preparing to leave on Saturday when her
impatience boiled over when a nurse making her rounds passed

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by Johnson's room, she reportedly attacked the woman, According to
a police report from local station WDRB, Surveillance footage captured
Johnson choking the nurse, throwing her to the ground, and
hitting her multiple times in the face. Hospital staff intervened
and managed to separate Johnson from the nurse, despite acknowledging

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that she knew the nurse was not responsible for her
long wait. Johnson proclaimed quote, she was the first person
available to take out my frustrations on The assaulted nurse
was taken to the emergency room suffering from pain in
her neck, head, leg, abdomen, and shoulder. Although she did
not lose consciousness during the incident, she expressed being in

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shock and didn't remember everything. According to the police affidavit, Johnson, today,
you're charge of the assault third health care provider. The
hospital issued a statement emphasizing its zero tolerance policy for
violence against staff, patients, or visitors, and noted that local
police had arrested Johnson and were investigating the matter. The

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nurse received treatment and was released. Now instead of awaiting
her discharge from the hospital, Johnson is waiting to post
bail to be released from jail. She faces multiple charges
including assaulting a health care provider, one ton, endangerment, and menacing,
according to court documents. As of today, she remains in
custody at the Jefferson County Jail. Well Crime and Justice

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News after this and now to Kentucky, where Parker Kramer,
a twenty year old man, has been arrested after he
fled from a residence in Florence where he reportedly engaged
in sexual activity with a thirteen year old girl. The
Boone County Sheriff's Office released a statement detailing the events

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that unfolded after midnight on Monday, when officers responded to
calls about gunshots in the area. The caller was the
girl's father, who had opened fire. According to the Sheriff's report.
The father, whose identity has not been released, informed dispatch
that he heard unusual sounds coming from his daughter's room
late at night. Upon checking on his daughter, he discovered

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Kramer lying naked on the floor beside her bed. The
father confronted Kramer, warning him that he would call the police,
before leaving the room to retrieve his handgun. In response,
Kramer fled the house on foot as the father fired
three shots into the ground near the front porch and frustration,
he said. When law enforced arrive, they located Kramer's abandoned

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car and confirm the registration details. At the scene, the
father recognized Kramer from his driver's license photo, identifying him
as the man found in his daughter's room. As more
officers arrived, including those from Florence Police Department, they joined
in the search. A drone was deployed to assist. That
drone successfully located Kramer, leading to his arrest at two

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thirty four am. During an interview with investigators, Kramer reportedly
confessed to traveling from Louisville to Florence with the intent
of having sex with the girl. Initially charged with burglary,
he later faced two counts of rape and one count
of sodomy. Kramer is currently being held at the Boone
County Jail on a two hundred and fifty thousand dollars bond.

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His preliminary hearing is set for May.

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