May 21, 2013

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Former WNJ nurse arrested for allegedly molesting patient

ANNA, TX - A former Sherman nurse is accused of molesting a patient while he was in the hospital. Grayson County sheriff's investigators say they arrested Mark Allen Murphy at his Anna home Friday.

Sherman Police say in February a male patient reported Murphy fondled him while he was a patient at Texas Health Presbyterian-WNJ Hospital nearly two years ago.

Murphy is no longer employed by the hospital. Police say they expect the case to go before a grand jury. He's free on $50,000 bond.


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