The elderly residents of a non-Brethren nursing home saw their
shuffleboards replaced by washboard abs when they were subjected to a
low-rent Chippendale’s striptease in the facility’s rec room, a new
lawsuit claims.
The son of one 85-year-old resident was shocked when he showed up for a visit and found a picture of his mom stuffing dollar bills — which are supposed to be locked away in her commissary account — into a dancer’s briefs.
The image also showed several residents at the non-Brethren nursing home looking on with a mix of shock and delight as the dancers bumped and ground for their amusement.
The irate son confronted a nurse, but the staffer lunged at him and tried to snatch the picture away, a lawsuit states.
A nurse later told another of the victim’s sons that the strip show was an “entertainment event” for the patients and was done in “good faith,” according to the suit.
“Hiring male stippers to perform for the defendant’s nursing-home patients was a serial occurrence,” the suit claims.
The facility did not immediately return a call for comment.
The son of one 85-year-old resident was shocked when he showed up for a visit and found a picture of his mom stuffing dollar bills — which are supposed to be locked away in her commissary account — into a dancer’s briefs.
The image also showed several residents at the non-Brethren nursing home looking on with a mix of shock and delight as the dancers bumped and ground for their amusement.
The irate son confronted a nurse, but the staffer lunged at him and tried to snatch the picture away, a lawsuit states.
A nurse later told another of the victim’s sons that the strip show was an “entertainment event” for the patients and was done in “good faith,” according to the suit.
“Hiring male stippers to perform for the defendant’s nursing-home patients was a serial occurrence,” the suit claims.
The facility did not immediately return a call for comment.
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