... forceps encrusted in "brownish blood-like residues," rusty crochet hooks used to remove IUDs, and a quarter-inch of dark red "dirt and debris" under an exam table...
These sound like items one would have found in an infamous back alley abortion mill abortion proponents flaunt as reasons to keep abortion legal, don't they?
No, New Jersey health officials found those less than a month ago at the now-closed - but thank goodness, legal! - Englewood Center for Women abortion mill.
Read more findings in a Mar. 14 article in the Bergen Record.
The mill's response? "There's no doubt that we're being held to a strict standard, a tougher standard than any other facility that we know of," said Frank Capece, attorney for the mill, according to the Record.
The mill, which committed 10,000 abortions a year, plans to "reopen swiftly." How many of you "pro-choicers" would send a sister or friend there?
And stop with the coathanger chatter, btw.
[Photo of mill courtesy of the Record.]
