Andrea Dunlop

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I wanted to ask about the video surveillance and the posy bed because, yes, again, for those that don't know, this is a bed that has restraints.

So presumably for people who are having some kind of, you know, regular outbursts where they could harm themselves, like that kind of thing, or seizures where they roll off the bed or something, I assume that's what those are really for.

But it really appears that...

She was using that Lisa was using this posy bed as honestly a torture device, you know, sort of psychological torture voice.

And I mean, I'm going to weigh in as a parent and say that's not an appropriate way to discipline your child.

Yeah.

So can you talk about what the video surveillance captured with this moment where, as you said, they had gotten rid of the posy bed and then Lisa pressured someone to bring it back in?

And can you can you talk about the reactions of Lisa and the victim?