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[Anonymous]

I still want to know what he's done.

Do you mean his past?



I read this about him.



In 2003, Dao was charged with 98 counts of illegally prescribing and trafficking prescription painkillers such as hydrocodone, Oxycontin and Percocet. You can read the criminal complaint above, along with other documents related to the case and Dao's medical license.



He was a co-defendant in the case along with Brian D. Case, who was indicted on 33 felony drug charges.



Dao was caught on surveillance video meeting patients and supplying them with painkillers, mainly hydrocodone.



According to a criminal complaint on at least one occasion, Dao received $174 in exchange for the pills in an unlabeled bottle. From 2001-2003, Dao "unlawfully prescribed controlled substances" to patients, court documents said.



The criminal complaint in the case went onto say that Dao would solicit homosexual relations with a male patient in exchange for a prescription for hydrocodone. The meetings occurred at motels and it was found that Dao had written out personal checks to the patient on more than one occasion.



The patient was arrested at a Walgreens Pharmacy and brought in for an interview, where he confessed about his and Dao's relationship. The man was brought into police custody because he was calling the pharmacy to order prescriptions and saying that he was in fact Dao, picking up prescriptions under numerous aliases.



Dao was eventually arrested by police at a hotel room in Jefferson County on July 25, 2003. The room was under surveillance by the Louisville Police Department and Dao was seen with the male patient without a shirt on and with his pants undone. The patient gave Dao money for a bottle of pills and police stormed the room to arrest him upon the exchange.



Dao was officially charged with unlawful prescribing, trafficking in a controlled substance and complicity in obtaining drugs by fraud and deceit and pled not guilty to the charges.



Some of those charges ended up being dismissed, but Dao was eventually convicted on six counts. He was found guilty of complicity in obtaining a controlled substance (hydrocodone) by fraud and sentenced to two years, eight months in prison, a sentence that was suspended, and was ordered to pay a $5,000 fine.



In addition to those convictions, Dao was indicted in Nelson County with eight felony counts of obtaining controlled substances by fraud and deceit and eight more of complicity to obtain controlled substances by fraud and deceit. Those charges were all dismissed in April 2005.



The main informant in the case — who wasn't identified in the complaint — first met Dao in September 2000 as a patient. He had been having chest pains and was referred to Dao by another doctor.

Three months after the two met, Dao asked the male patient to be an office manager at his medical practice in Kentucky. He worked there for about six weeks, but eventually resigned because of sexual advances and harassment from Dao, a complaint said.



In the past decade, Dao has career earnings of $234,664, according to the World Series of Poker's website. He most recently played in the Horeshoe Tunica WSOP Circuit event in Mississippi on January 23, finishing 11th to win $1,191. His biggest win came in 2009 at the Harrah's Tunica Circuit Championship event in Mississippi, where he won $117,744 by finishing in second place.

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I know it has nothing to do with being dragged off that United flight, but he has a colourful past.

 

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[Blazor]

I'll be flying for the first time next month.

Really?

 

Yeah, not looking forward to all the BS lol. I've had a ban on flying for a long time, lots of reasons why. I almost didnt get a ticket.

[Blazor]

Lol Kiebers  

[Renee]

I'll be flying for the first time next month.

Really?

 

Yeah, not looking forward to all the BS lol. I've had a ban on flying for a long time, lots of reasons why. I almost didnt get a locomotive.

Okay here is a tip...for the benefit of those individuals in your general vicinity who are standing on the pre-flight security line.......Please wash your feet and wear clean socks.



Thank you.

[realgrimm]

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[Blazor]

Okay here is a tip...for the benefit of those individuals in your general vicinity who are standing on the pre-flight security line.......Please wash your feet and wear clean socks.



Thank you.

Thanks for the tip. I shower everyday, and wear clean socks everyday. Im blessed with non stinky feet too lol.





Do ya think I should start moaning loudly as I get fondled lol? Raise my arms in the air as the plane takes off as if I was riding a roller coaster and go WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!! lol?





And if anyone of them fuckers tries to take me out like that Asian guy, they can expect their asses to be handed right back to them.

[Renee]

Okay here is a tip...for the benefit of those individuals in your general vicinity who are standing on the pre-flight security line.......Please wash your feet and wear clean socks.



Thank you.

Thanks for the tip. I shower everyday, and wear clean socks everyday. Im blessed with non stinky feet too lol.





Do ya think I should start moaning loudly as I get fondled lol? Raise my arms in the air as the plane takes off as if I was riding a roller coaster and go WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!! lol?





And if anyone of them fuckers tries to take me out like that Asian guy, they can expect their asses to be handed right back to them.

Fondled????



You won't get fondled. You walk thru a full body scanner and some poor slob behind a monitor gets to see you naked.....it's humiliation overload.



The only solace I get from the whole ordeal is the satisfaction that I ruined the day, possibly the week, for the clown watching the monitor.....



BTW, if you are flying out of any of the NY/ NJ metro area airports and you resist removal from a plane,....there is a good chance you will get tasered.



Oh not by the TSB or law enforcement personnel but by a fellow passenger like me, who doesn't what to hear your noise....... ac_biggrin

[Blazor]

Fondled????



You won't get fondled. You walk thru a full body scanner and some poor slob behind a monitor gets to see you naked.....it's humiliation overload.



The only solace I get from the whole ordeal is the satisfaction that I ruined the day, possibly the week, for the clown watching the monitor.....



BTW, if you are flying out of any of the NY/ NJ metro area airports and you resist removal from a plane,....there is a good chance you will get tasered.



Oh not by the TSB or law enforcement personnel but by a fellow passenger like me, who doesn't what to hear your noise....... ac_biggrin

Yeah you have the option of the body scan or the pat down right?



Yeah that Dr. sounded like a monkey being attacked or some shit lol. You wont hear noise from me. If I aint done shit, and Im attacked like that, damn right Im defending myself.

[Anonymous]

Even though the decision to take a passenger off a plane was a bad one, especially by force, I could never have reacted like Mr Dao did..



I would have been so embarrassed.

[Bricktop]

He did the right thing.



Even though he was hurt, had he acquiesced, this incident would never have brought the bullying, apathetic attitude of airlines to their customers to light.



Passengers are now treated worse than cattle. The ignominy of body searches, x-ray monitoring, and constant delays are bad enough, but to be forcibly removed after giving them your money is a crime that demands a brutal response.



Let all airlines be on notice; United's actions will precipitate a review of paying passengers' rights, and airlines will impinge on them at their peril.

[Anonymous]

He did the right thing.



Even though he was hurt, had he acquiesced, this incident would never have brought the bullying, apathetic attitude of airlines to their customers to light.



Passengers are now treated worse than cattle. The ignominy of body searches, x-ray monitoring, and constant delays are bad enough, but to be forcibly removed after giving them your money is a crime that demands a brutal response.



Let all airlines be on notice; United's actions will precipitate a review of paying passengers' rights, and airlines will impinge on them at their peril.

I hear you. Had he been a  sheeple, no videos would have become viral. What he did took balls. All of us that fly will be better off because of what he did.

[Anonymous]

He did the right thing.



Even though he was hurt, had he acquiesced, this incident would never have brought the bullying, apathetic attitude of airlines to their customers to light.



Passengers are now treated worse than cattle. The ignominy of body searches, x-ray monitoring, and constant delays are bad enough, but to be forcibly removed after giving them your money is a crime that demands a brutal response.



Let all airlines be on notice; United's actions will precipitate a review of paying passengers' rights, and airlines will impinge on them at their peril.

He probably did, but I wouldn't want to be watched by hundreds of millions of people making a scene like that.

[RW]

United airlines isn't going to live this one down for a while.



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