Sarah Jane Comrie’s Identity Revealed: Bellevue Hospital Responds to Citi Bike Scandal
A TikTok video capturing an incident involving a Bellevue Hospital employee, Sarah Jane Comrie, has gained widespread attention on social media. In the video, Comrie falsely accuses a young Black man of stealing her Citi Bike, leading to a heated argument between them. As the video went viral, there were claims that the woman involved was actually Svetlana Fontaine, another hospital employee. However, it has been confirmed that the woman in question is indeed Sarah Jane Comrie.
The Viral TikTok Video
The viral video was originally posted on TikTok by a user named Danesh and later shared on Twitter by @Imposter_Edits. In the video, Comrie can be seen yelling for help as she tries to prevent the young black man from taking his rented Citi Bike. The altercation escalates as the two argue, while a bystander suggests that the man give the bike to Comrie. However, the man maintains that he had rented the bike on his own account. Eventually, another bystander convinces Comrie to take a different bike.
During the video, Comrie is accused by a person off-camera of fake crying. The person points out that she doesn’t shed any tears despite her apparent distress.
Sarah Jane Comrie’s Background
Sarah Jane Comrie is a graduate of Weill Cornell Medical College, where she studied to become a physician assistant. She completed her undergraduate degree at Brigham Young University in 2011. Her specialization is in Internal Medicine. As the video circulated online, people began sharing information about her employment in an effort to hold her accountable for her actions.
Bellevue Hospital’s Response
Following the exposure of Sarah Jane Comrie as a Bellevue Hospital employee, the medical organization released a statement addressing the incident. The hospital apologized for the incident and stated that they were investigating the matter. They emphasized their commitment to providing high-quality care to all New Yorkers with dignity, cultural sensitivity, and compassion.
