Dr. Josph Margolick at UAMS forced a man to stay in the hospital for two weeks and ran up a bill of over $100,000. That included charges for drugs the man did not want to take, such as fentanyl. There were surveillance videos taken that would prove what actually happened at the state medical facility.

But Dr. Margolick apparently did not think those videos would exonerate him from claims that he falsely imprisoned the man. He allowed the videos to be destroyed.

Now he is trying to obtain the unwilling patient’s employment records, including his social security number, as evidence of his “condition and abilities.” I wouldn’t trust Margolick or his attorney with someone’s social security number.

Here is our latest plea to the court to protect the unwilling patient from further violations of his privacy.