Crime Report: Stabbing, Robbery at St. Charles Hospital
The following arrest information was supplied by the Suffolk County Police Department and does not indicate a conviction.
An unnamed man was stabbed in the parking lot of St. Charles Hospital at around 7:00 p.m. on Jan. 19 during a robbery attempt, according to police. The stabbing occured near the main entrance of the hospital off of Belle Terre Road. Anthony Argenci, 24, of Coram, had cuts to his chest and cash was stolen from him durring the robbery. Police said that Argenci refused medical treatment.
A burglar tried to get into the Sea Port Diner by breaking into the rear door. The diner's owner discovered that someone had tried to pry the doorknob off a door and broke glass on the building at 3:30 a.m. on Jan. 23. Nothing was reported stolen.
Richard Wilcox, 54, of Port Jefferson, was arrested in Port Jefferson Station on Feb. 2 for first offense DWI. Wilcox was driving west on Route 347 when he was pulled over.
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Mike
3:04 pm on Wednesday, February 8, 2012
St Charles management was never going to tell the employees that criminal activity is occurinng on the campus wghich puts the employees at risk for injury or worse. I find the lack of respect by management to its employees very disturbing. Anyone else feel this way mike staff RN
Americanivory
11:32 am on Sunday, February 12, 2012
Mike - I find the lack of respect given to patients is very disturbing also! My husband was to have surgery at St. Charles, but the mix-up of another patients records in my husbands chart made him re-think his decision. When management was told of the situation it was "sorry, the other patients name was similiar to yours". Really? After having a nurse tell my husband he has hepatitis c, we get "Sorry!" and then management tells my husband they are highly organized! So he is having this surgery at another hospital in the area not connected to St. Charles or Mather.
I realize your post is about another problem, but I had to get this off my chest. I do hope management takes your post serious and does something to make your work environment safer.