Maryland Paramedic Charged With Contaminating Workplace Ice Maker With Bodily Fluids

A Maryland paramedic is being accused of contaminating his workplace with his own bodily fluids and filming it for his paid subscription page.

WBAL-TV reported on Tuesday, July 8, that Christopher Carroll, a Pennsylvania resident and paramedic with the Baltimore County Fire Department, appeared in court Tuesday for a motions hearing, where the deadline was set.

Carroll faces a 23-count criminal indictment that includes charges of engaging in lewd acts at work and endangering his coworkers’ health. Prosecutors are seeking a maximum sentence of 30 years, with all but 20 suspended, on several counts of causing someone to ingest bodily fluid.

As per a report in the Baltimore Sun, Prosecutors said Carroll filmed himself in his work uniform committing the acts at the Baltimore County Public Safety Building in Towson and at Fire Station No. 2 in Pikesville, then posted the videos online and charged subscribers $7 a month to watch them.

Among the most disturbing allegations — Carroll is accused of urinating on ice inside a workplace ice maker, wiping himself on the scoop and then using it to mix the urine throughout the machine, as per WBAL-TV.

Court documents say he then gave a “thumbs up” gesture to the camera. Carroll was denied bail in February.

Carroll has until August 21 to accept the plea deal — if he rejects it, the case goes to trial in October.