Shocking footage has surfaced online showing two police officers appearing to harass a suicidal patient inside a hospital.
The video, which has already sparked outrage across social media, shows officers standing over the patient, using aggressive language and appearing to mock them while they were clearly in distress.
Hospital staff can be seen in the background, though it remains unclear what actions, if any, were taken to intervene during the incident.
Public Reaction
Once the footage began circulating, viewers were quick to condemn the officers’ behaviour. Many called it “disgusting” and “a complete abuse of power,” pointing out that people in crisis deserve compassion and professional support — not intimidation.
Mental health advocates also weighed in, saying the video highlights a bigger problem in how law enforcement deals with people struggling with suicidal thoughts.
Official Response
Authorities have not yet confirmed whether an internal investigation is underway, but the clip has prompted calls for accountability. Critics argue that police officers need better training when responding to mental health emergencies, while others say such cases should be handled by medical professionals, not law enforcement.
Why It Matters
The incident adds to a growing debate about the role of police in hospitals and other care settings, especially when dealing with vulnerable patients. Many are now demanding change — both for justice in this case and to prevent similar situations in the future.
