This broke drunk deserves every IRL thing that happens to her. What would the local news think of her group messages and the malpractice case?

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Sep 23, 2024

BREAKING NEWS

Drunk College Student’s Wild Night Raises Eyebrows, Inspires Outrage

Local authorities are still reeling from the aftermath of a chaotic night in downtown Springville, where a drunken college student, identified as 20-year-old Alexis Johnson, left a trail of destruction and chaos in her wake.

According to eyewitnesses, Johnson had been partying at several bars and clubs before ending up at a local 24-hour convenience store, where she allegedly became disruptive and belligerent.

"I’ve never seen anyone like her before," said convenience store clerk, Maria Rodriguez. "She was stumbling around, trying to grab things off the shelves, and just overall causing a scene. The police had to be called multiple times to deal with her."

Johnson’s misadventures didn’t stop there. A malpractice case is now unfolding after she allegedly received unauthorized medical treatment at a nearby urgent care center.

A source close to the urgent care center revealed that Johnson was treated for a "minor injury" despite presenting no visible signs of injury. The center’s physician, Dr. James Chen, has since been accused of malpractice and may face disciplinary action.

"The patient was in no shape to receive medical treatment, and it’s clear that Dr. Chen took unnecessary risks," said a anonymous source. "We are investigating the matter and expect to take appropriate action once the facts are clear."

But it’s not just the medical community that’s speaking out. Johnson’s group messages, obtained by local news outlets, appear to show a pattern of reckless behavior and disregard for others.

"I’m too drunk to drive, you guys," one message read. "Can someone just give me a ride to my dorm?"

Another message, sent to a close friend, reads: "I just got into a fight with a bouncer at the club. Who cares, right?"

It’s unclear at this point what the local news is making of Johnson’s conduct, but one thing is certain: the community is divided on whether she "deserves" the bad luck that’s befallen her.

"I feel sorry for her, really," said local resident, Sarah Lee. "Everyone makes mistakes, and who knows what would have happened if she wasn’t under the influence? Maybe this is a wake-up call for her to get help."

On the other hand, some are calling Johnson’s antics "a warning sign" of a much larger problem.

"This kid is a ticking time bomb, and it’s a miracle no one got seriously hurt," said local activist, John Smith. "We need to take action to address the root causes of this kind of reckless behavior, rather than just sympathizing with the offender."

As the investigation into Johnson’s activities continues, one thing is clear: this is a story that will be followed closely by local news outlets and law enforcement agencies alike.