Militant members of two California nurse unions decided to handle ongoing labor negotiations with Prime Healthcare by threatening them and urging others to act. They went around the neighborhood where Prime Healthcare executives live, posting fliers with detailed photos of their houses. The CEOs likely have their guard up after the Luigi Mangione bloodlust.
The California Post reports that union activists canvassed the Los Angeles neighborhood of Brentwood. It is home to members of the Prime CEO’s family and other Prime executives. The nurses “posted fliers featuring aerial photographs, square-footage details, and other information about executives’ private homes,” with charming messages like “track them down” and “[they] can’t hide.”
They included their images.
Not unsettling at all. And these are people who take care of you when you are sick.
RNs canvassed the Brentwood & Laguna Beach neighborhoods where Prime Healthcare CEO Prem Reddy has homes.
We’re making sure neighbors know who they’re living next to: A man who sees health care as a commodity, patients as profit centers, & retaliates against RNs who speak out. pic.twitter.com/MFI8ZpA9A7
— California Nurses Association (@CalNurses) September 12, 2026
They smile while running around with their fliers, thoroughly enjoying themselves.
A union attorney allegedly claimed the harassment would only stop if Prime’s CEO came to the table for negotiations.
It’s best not to negotiate with terrorists.
So Prime is seeking a temporary restraining order, as well as preliminary and permanent injunctions, against the California Nurses Association and National Nurses United.
The lawsuit comes less than two years after UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson was gunned down on a Midtown Manhattan street on Dec. 4, 2024 – a killing that sent shockwaves through the healthcare industry.
Luigi Mangione has since pleaded guilty to stalking and murdering Thompson and is scheduled to be sentenced Dec. 18.
Healthcare CEOs are now targets of crazy terrorist nurses.
They seem greedy too.
The California Nurses Association (@CalNurses) spent $131,174 at the opulent Four Seasons in Toronto, CANADA, classifying the expense under “representational activities.”
They didn’t respond when I asked how international five-star travel relates to California nurses. https://t.co/zwq7P52o1X pic.twitter.com/iifbDUOesa
— Kenneth Schrupp (@kennethschrupp) September 5, 2026