Hospital cafeteria visit becomes 250 years prison for Texas man.

Dallas, TX; A man was sentenced Wednesday, March 9th, 2022 to 250 years in prison for an alleged non-business visit with a radiologist at Crescent Regional Hospital in Dallas, Texas.

The man allegedly went to visit the radiologist in the hospital's cafeteria, reportedly during the employee's lunchbreak, on Wednesday, December 8th, 2021. The visit lasted an estimated 4 and a half minutes until a platoon of FBI and Homeland Security officers stormed the cafeteria and arrested the man and the employee at their table.

The man claimed the radiologist used to bartend at a local bar in Fort Worth and invited him to visit her in the hospital cafeteria during her lunch break. But alas, the man was charged with disrupting the business environment and trespassing on United States Government property and was sentenced to two hundred fifty (250) years in prison. He is scheduled to begin serving his sentence at the Federal Penitentiary near Terre Haute, Indiana on Monday, March 14th and will be eligible for parole on May 15th, 2272.

The employee was sentenced to 135 years for causing a disruption of the business environment by inviting the man to a white-collar workplace for non-business reasons.