[humblegunner]

she found out that she was thankfully still pregnant

So being inconvenienced might have rendered her NOT pregnant?

[Harmless Teddy Bear]

So being inconvenienced might have rendered her NOT pregnant?

Yes.

If you are having signs of having a miscarriage prompt treatment can mean the difference between being pregnant and not.

[UnwashedPeasant]

"So being inconvenienced might have rendered her NOT pregnant?"

She was having a medical emergency and thought she was having a miscarriage. If the delay HAD caused a miscarriage, the cop should have been tried for double murder (she was pregnant with twins). He should be tried for something.

[Fido969]

No, but being denied timely emergency medical care might have.

[metmom]

Maybe. Nobody, cops included, have any business blocking the emergency entrance to a hospital.

Thank God there was no unfortunate outcome with her pregnancy due to this petty tyrant’s arrogance.

[moovova]

“So being inconvenienced might have rendered her NOT pregnant?”

Ahh...so you don’t know the meaning of “miscarriage”.

But, to answer your question. Yes, she could’ve been rendered NOT pregnant.

[Hiddigeigei]

"So being inconvenienced might have rendered her NOT pregnant?"
Her doctor told her to go to the ER. So being inconvenienced might have rendered her a miscarriage or dead?

[Romulus]

How much inconvenience do cops have the right to inflict on citizens seeking to go about their lawful business? What gives them the right to act like thugs?