MILWAUKEE — A registered sex offender will be allowed to see his son at Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin in Milwaukee, but the fight for visitation isn’t over yet.
Suffering in pain and severely ill, Kahlil Yates, 9, wants nothing more than to be comforted.
“He can’t understand why I can’t be there all the time,” said Stuart Yates.
Stuart Yates, 49, was forced to leave his sick son’s bedside on March 6 after he was kicked out of Children’s Hospital — told he had to leave because he was a registered sex offender.
“I’ve been a full-time dad and husband for the last 20 years. I paid my debt to society and my son shouldn’t have to pay for it,” said Stuart Yates.
These people trying to keep this poor, sick baby from seeing his daddy are sick, evil scum! This is sick!!!
This man should be able to be with his child as long as any other parent at that hospital. End of story!!!
I’ve been to a lot of hospitals and I’ve never been questioned or required ID to enter any part of the hospital. Most hospitals have limited staff and security, so I don’t think many hospitals want to deal with this issue or it’s added expense. I was visiting a friend at a large hospital a week ago for two days and it is so large that I got lost many (MANY) times. I passed many areas that were for children and I was never questioned. In fact I was hardly able to find anyone that could provide me with directions.… Read more »
@Lake County. I’ve had some experience with hospitals over the years. What I have found is that children specific hospitals (i.e. Millers Childrens Hospital, etc.) or any hospital with the word “children” in it, (or in other words, hositals that have ONLY children as patients) are adamant that registeted citizens be stopped from entering and/or promptly escorted away. Regardless of who you are trying to visit, your relationship to that person, or the circumstances involved. Other “regular” hospitals, which treat mainly adults (with some, children) do not seem to be as strick about this, nor do they seem to have… Read more »
Regarding the donation, it would be good to put in the T&Cs of accepting the donation they agree to certain stipulations, e.g. acknowledge and understand the donor’s position when donating the money; acknowledge and understand society’s title of the donor; acknowledge and understand the falseness of the statistics related to society’s title of the donor; and provide proof of previous legal instances that would necessitate a restriction such as they may have. This’d show where their heart really is in the world. They would be better checking on those who are going into the neonatal wards to ensure they are… Read more »
My wife and I just had a baby and I was in and out of the neonatal ward and the nicu. All visitors had to do was sign in and know who they were visiting. No issues whatsoever.
This father needs to have a guard assigned to him in order to visit his severely ill child? For only 2 hrs a day? And ONLY if he notifies the hospital a day in advance?
WTF do they think he’s going to do while sitting beside his sick child?
“He doesn’t care about his child. In fact, I bet he hurt his child on purpose in order to gain access to the children’s hospital to do all the evil things he’ll surely due given his status as an RC” – Every politician and supporter of these laws.
Just goes to show that just having the Label
“Registered Sex Offender”
Is without a doubt, cruel and unusual punishment.
Correct. Once you’re labeled a sex offender, your life is no longer your own.
But it’s not a punishment! Just a simple, little, “Price Club membership”.
This man is being punished. Doesn’t matter if the hospital is allowed to punish him or not (because it is a private institution), He Is being Punished!
If he was a corporate billionaire or high government official who caused the poisoning of whole communities of children, no problem. Roll out the red carpets.