News Service of Florida staff Published 6:37 p.m. CT June 15, 2020|Updated 6:39 p.m. CT June 15, 2020 CLOSE The state has revoked the license of a Pensacola chiropractor after she pleaded no contest last year to one count of arson after setting her chiropractic office on fire. Due to the fact that the fire included Vicki Lee Dempsey's workplace, a Florida Department of Health administrative problem said the crime is” straight related to the practice of

chiropractic practice.”The Board of Chiropractic Medicine used up the case last month, with a final order filed Friday.

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Chiropractor charged with arson for allegedly triggering fire at Pensacola organisation After the fire, the state ordered Dempsey to go through a psychiatric assessment in October 2019 in which she was detected with a kind of bipolar affective disorder.

The last order explains that the Board of Chiropractic Medicine might restore the license so long as Dempsey reapplies and satisfies all the requirements and gets a letter from a certified expert saying she can practicing safely.

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