WATCHDOG SLAMS VA POLICE FOR NOT FINDING DEAD VETERAN ON MASSACHUSETTS CAMPUS

An Army veteran was found decomposing in an emergency exit stairwell at his care home a month after he was reported missing, according to a federal report that strongly criticized police and the care home’s staffers.

The 45-page report by the Department of Veterans Affairs Office of Inspector General lays out a series of failures by staff and police at the Edith Nourse Rogers Memorial Veterans Hospital campus in Bedford, Massachusetts….continue reading this article here

Article by: Hannah Ray Lambert

Photo by: Department of Veterans Affairs/Facebook.

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