Jackson Jambalaya

After all that hard work to become a Dr., only to end it apparently this way.

Won't end his career...ain't gonna help it but this is silly

Who is going to let this guy near their brain with that heavy touch?

Dr Mole Stun,...Haha!!!

Hell, he just got caught on camera. His antics pale in comparison to those of many of our 'professionals' in the community.

Wow. He needs to move far away from Mississippi. No one will use him as a Dr.

there are several factors that will mitigate against his not practicing. One is that he probably was drunk or high on drugs when he did the act. Those conditions can be corrected and controlled so he can practice safely. Additionally, Neurosurgeons are very hard to find and much needed. No other specialty can save your life if you take a bullet to the head. You do live in Jackson do you not? and from the hospital's view point, the NS makes the hospital a ton of money, a veritably cash cow. so, hospitals overlook all kinds of sins.

@10:46, good points but the undercurrents run deeper...St Dominics is not a level I trauma center so they don't get gunshot wounds to the head or spine. That's a nonissue. The more critical issue will be how St Dominics wants to handle this relative to public perception (which they haven't done well in the past relative to Dr. Lewis) and how the national and state neurosurgical societies want to handle it - keeping in mind that they have no financial interest in this. Interestingly, Molleston has an active claim against Dr. Davis (unfounded) with the American Association of Neurosurgeons alleging unprofessional behavior on the part of Dr. Davis towards him - of course, compared to a golf club to the car captured on video, that's a non issue too..). Finally, how does the state board want to handle this. In other words, "Is Dr. Molleston above the law just because he's a neurosurgeon?" There are more than 30 neurosurgeons in Mississippi and thousands throughout the world. It is a noble and difficult profession. At the same time a neurosurgeon must be held to a higher standard than the average citizen if they wish to reap the benefits of their unique profession. Dr. Molleston's behavior falls far short of this higher standard.

10:46 you are too close to the situation.

Many St. Dominic physicians have done far worse and they have been left alone after some genuflecting and "rehab."

This guy will apologize, buy some very expensive replacement glass, and attend anger management classes.

He is going no where because of this alone.

Medical folks, is Molleston handling any surgeries or anything? My understanding was that he spent his time these days as a plantiff's "expert" and that his admitting privileges were very limited.

Piercing analysis.
It would appear Mr. Edwards' procedure was not entirely successful.

All right, I deleted some comments. Digging up dirt and trying to post it here when someone comments is not cool.