'I Couldn't Believe What I Was Seeing': Baltimore Hospital Bashed for Dumping Patient at Bus Stop
Imamu Baraka
One good  Samaritan  Dr. Imamu Baraka   stepped in when  he  saw officials dumping the seemingly disoriented woman  who was still dressed in her hospital gown and socks  at a nearby bus stop.
 Baraka  says  he  was leaving  his  practice that evening when  he  saw what  he  calls "patient dumping" in action.
"At first I was shocked "  he  told The Associated Press. "I couldn't believe what I was seeing. And I move beyond that to the next level from being shocked. I became … irritated and fearful for the young lady. And then I became angry."
 He  quickly grabbed  his  cell phone to document the scene.
 Baraka   a psychotherapist in the area  says he hopes this unfortunate incident will open up a discussion of mental health in this country.
One good  Samaritan  [TGT]stepped in when  [TGT]  saw officials dumping the seemingly disoriented woman  who was still dressed in [TGT] hospital gown and socks  at a nearby bus stop.
 [TGT]says  [TGT]  was leaving  [TGT]  practice that evening when  [TGT]  saw what  [TGT]  calls "patient dumping" in action.
"At first I was shocked "  [TGT]  told The Associated Press. "I couldn't believe what I was seeing. And I move beyond that to the next level from being shocked. I became … irritated and fearful for the young lady. And then I became angry."
 He  quickly grabbed  his  cell phone to document the scene.
 [TGT]says [TGT] hopes this unfortunate incident will open up a discussion of mental health in this country.