Williamson County nurse loses license for sexually explicit texts to patients, records say
A Williamson County nurse is losing his nursing license after state records show he sent sexually explicit text messages to patients he treated.
A Williamson County nurse is losing his nursing license after state records show he sent sexually explicit text messages to patients he treated.
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