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A video shows a one-legged nursing home resident being mistreated by staff — left on the floor and pulled back into bed while the curtain was closed to block the camera. The employees were later fired and criminally charged. A room camera is supposed to give peace of mind. Instead, it becomes evidence — not just of rough handling, but of staff trying to hide what was happening rather than calling for help or using proper care procedures. Punishment after the fact matters, but prevention matters more. Vulnerable residents depend entirely on training, staffing levels, and oversight — not just policies written in a handbook. Should prevention focus more on constant monitoring, better staffing ratios, mandatory reporting tech, or stronger hiring screening — and what would actually stop it before it happens?