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SHOCKING : Lawsuit claims woman was wrongfully Baker Acted (((2 Strong)))
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12:27Now PlayingIn a startling turn of events, South Florida resident Demoree Hadley has filed a lawsuit claiming she was involuntarily committed under Florida's Baker Act without just cause. Hadley asserts that her own mother, Desiree Perez, orchestrated the commitment, alleging a conspiracy involving a prominent psychiatrist and others who should have protected her.
Body camera footage reveals the moment Hadley was approached by deputies and encouraged to enter a vehicle with individuals she didn’t recognize, identified as a mobile crisis unit. Despite her protests and negative drug test results, she was diagnosed with an unspecified psychosis and held in mental health facilities for nearly two weeks.
The lawsuit raises serious questions about the misuse of the Baker Act and the potential for abuse of power. Hadley’s experience underscores the need for scrutiny and reform in the processes that govern involuntary mental health commitments.
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