For more than a year, prosecutor Shannon Taylor's most high-profile case involved a former nurse at Henrico Doctors' Hospital accused of abusing infants inside the neonatal intensive care unit.
Rep. Rob Wittman, R-1st, claims Shannon Taylor's office "let the nurse go back" to work. An outside lawyer disputed this claim, saying a prosecutor has no standing to object to a workplace decision.Â
ERIC KOLENICH
Richmond Times-Dispatch
Dominique Hackey, a father of an abused baby, said Shannon Taylor brought justice for his child and that voters shouldn't believe Rob Wittman's "lies."
In Rob Wittman's ad, he accused Shannon Taylor's office of letting nurse Erin Strotman go back to work. An outside lawyer said prosecutors have no standing to object to a workplace decision.Â
Dominique Hackey, a father of an abused child, said in an ad supporting Shannon Taylor:Â "Shame on you, Rob Wittman, using my family's pain to smear Shannon."
In Rob Wittman's ad, he accused Shannon Taylor's office of letting nurse Erin Strotman go back to work. An outside lawyer said prosecutors have no standing to object to a workplace decision.Â
Dominique Hackey, a father of an abused child, said in an ad supporting Shannon Taylor:Â "Shame on you, Rob Wittman, using my family's pain to smear Shannon."
