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– Quebec police are looking for a man who apparently believed he had the power to impose an anti-vaccine warrant in his marriage. The suspect allegedly assaulted a nurse in a Sherbrooke pharmacy Monday morning, reports the CBC. Police spokesman Martin Carrier told Reuters the “angry and aggressive” man confronted the nurse at a pharmacy office where she administered COVID vaccines and told her she had vaccinated his wife without her consent. “Our suspect walked right into the office and started yelling at the nurse,” Carrier said.
Carrier says the man punched the nurse in the face several times and ran away. The nurse, a woman in her 40s, was treated at a local hospital for serious facial injuries and possible concussion. She is now recovering at home. “Zero tolerance!” tweeted the provincial order of nurses. “This unfortunate situation is unacceptable to any healthcare professional. We wish this nurse a good recovery.” Police have asked for the public’s help in locating the suspect, who is described as a man between 30 and 45 years of age with average build and dark complexion, by CTV. Police said the French-speaking man had a tattoo resembling a cross on one hand. (Read more stories about Canada.)
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