[Coleus]

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[squidly]

Sounds like he has a whole lot of problems besides just the gun charge.

[coconutt2000]

Sounds like they should’ve suspended his license pending investigations into probable medical malpractice prior to this.

[sinanju]

Did he shoot a “V.R.” in his office wall like Sherlock Holmes did once when he got coked to the gills on his seven percent solution?

[DoughtyOne]

This guy is not losing his license over a discharged gun. He is losing his license because he has been behaving eratically and even criminally. If half of what is reported is true, he deserves to lose his medical license, and the discharging of his weapon would be only one of many reasons.

The guy needs to seek medical help of his own.

[Question Liberal Authority]

“Billy, it’s time for your shot.”

[stormer]

[jra]

What a huge misrepresentation that headline is.

[nw_arizona_granny]

Don’t miss all his nasty ways.

[Still Thinking]

Romillo, who obtained his medical license in 1976, was charged Dec. 31 with firing a handgun sometime in October. From that investigation, state and Ocean County health officials determined Romillo may have administered expired vaccine to at least two patients.

Exsqueeze me? How, in the process of investigating an improper firearm discharge do you find out the guy is using expired vaccine? Ask his nurses "Have you ever seen him do anything wrong?"