A Scots support worker has been struck off by a care watchdog after threatening to take a vulnerable service user “down to play tig with the buses”. Clark Findlay was found to have verbally and physically abused two people he was meant to be caring for while employed by Glasgow-based charity Quarriers in December 2021.
While delivering personal care to a woman, referred to as AA, the 46-year-old pushed her hand away with force. He also shouted “get aff me” and said “you’re f****** me off now” while assisting her.
He went on to put a remote control in her mouth, telling her to “shut up” and that she was “p****** me off the day”. During the same shift, Findlay, from Clydebank, issued the chilling threat to another vulnerable person, referred to as BB.
