Police arrested Oneal Ron Morris, 30, after they said he allegedly injected a substance consisting of cement, “fix-a-flat,” mineral oil, and “super glue,” into his victim’s buttocks for cosmetic surgery and then sealed the incision with “super glue.” The story also made its way on CBS’ Dr.Phil show. Read more: http://cbsloc.al/sOwBQR (Source: Miami Gardens PD)
South Florida Crime
MIAMI (CBSMiami) — Oneal Morris, the person who allegedly carried out buttocks enhancements by injecting South Florida “patients” with Fix-a-Flat, cement and other toxic substances was expected in court Friday but the hearing was reset until January 19th.
Morris and his accused accomplice Corey Eubank face charges of practicing medicine without a license.
Several accusers say they paid Morris hundreds of dollars to enhance their bodies with what they thought to be silicone. Instead, they say the injections led to severe pain and surgery.
Two of the victims have spoken publicly about their experience including Shaquanda Brown who told her story to Dr. Phil about the botched cosmetic surgery she says she received at the hands of Oneal Morris. Brown said she thought she was receiving a silicone injection, however, state and local officials said Morris used cement, fix-a-flat, mineral oil and superglue.
Another victim Rajee Narinesingh told CBS4 News last month that she underwent a back room procedure by Morris more than two years ago. Narinesingh said she is under the care of a licensed cosmetic surgeon who is still trying to fix what Morris allegedly did to her. Narinesingh, a man who lives as a woman, said she did not have the money to pay a licensed plastic surgeon to enhance her features and went to Morris after learning of her by “word of mouth” in the transsexual community.
Both Morris and Eubank deny the accusations.
