Male nurse, 32, accused of s3x attacks on patients under anaesthetic is charged



A male nurse has been charged with a string of s3x attacks on patients, including one alleged victim as young as 14.  The 32-year-old intensive care and anaesthesia nurse from Dortmund, Germany is accused of r@ping five patients between April 2017 and August 2025 - with four of the alleged victims female, and one male.  A spokesperson for Essen regional court said they were 14, 28, 35 and 43 years old, while the age of the fifth victim is unknown.  Four of the alleged offences are said to have occurred while the victims were in an induced coma or under general anaesthesia, while the reported incident involving a 14-year-old girl happened while she was conscious.  The court spokeswoman told the Bild newspaper: "The patients were helpless and unconscious." Some of the incidents are also said to have been filmed by the man.  Police had raided the man's home in July on suspicion of possessing child pornography when they allegedly discovered pictures and videos he had taken at the hospital, sparking a new investigation. Three of the r@pes are said to have occurred at Essen University Hospital, while another incident took place at a different hospital.  The man had worked at several hospitals in the North Rhine-Westphalia region of Germany in the cities of Munster, Gelsenkirchen, Bochum for around 10 different employers, and had secured placements through a temporary employment agency. He also worked part-time at Dortmund Hospital. During the search operation, computers, laptops, tablets and mobile phones with several terabytes worth of data were recovered, and the man was remanded in custody.  This week, four charges of r@pe, two cases of s3xual abuse and possession and distribution of child p0rnography were filed against the 32-year-old man by the public prosecutor's office. A spokesperson for Essen University Hospital told German media that the man had presented a clean criminal record when he was hired.  Under German law, a suspect's identity is protected by the 'General Right of Personality' (Allgemeines Persnlichkeitsrecht) written in the constitution, meaning police generally do not name them other than in exceptional circumstances.The post Male nurse, 32, accused of s3x attacks on patients under anaesthetic is charged appeared first on Linda Ikeji Blog.

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