24 minutes agoHe took Mom for a checkup and picked up her throat, got her arrested in Suhareka
Periskopi(3 years ago)
(3 years ago)A woman has been arrested in Suhareka because the same is suspected of attacking a doctor at the Family Clinical Center. The case, according to Kosovo Police's announcement, occurred during Thursday evening, after accepting information about a problem with a patient. The whole case occurred after a woman sent her mother [...]
A woman has been arrested in Suhareka because the same is suspected of attacking a doctor at the Family Clinical Center.
The case, according to Kosovo Police's announcement, occurred during Thursday evening, after accepting information about a problem with a patient.
The whole case occurred after a woman sent her mother for medical examination, and she felt that the doctor did nothing to her.
On the 10th.203th, around 7:50 p.m., police in Suhareka have accepted information that at QKMF-Suhareka, there are problems with a patient. The police patrol immediately went to the QKMF and contacted the victim (the doctor) from which it was understood that an unknown lady had sent her mother for medical examination, but after the doctor had checked the patient and assigned her therapy, unknown suspect, told the doctor that you did nothing”, the report said.
Under these circumstances, the doctor and the suspect come out of the office to go to the nurses' office and consult the patient's therapy, which he wrote, where the suspect takes the doctor by the throat and pushes him to cause slight bodily injuries. After this alleged move, he leaves in an unknown direction. Police have immediately begun searching for the suspect.
The police station's investigation sector in Suhareka, today at 11,08.23, after intensive field work, has been able to identify the suspect with the initials A. B., 1406.2000th birthday, female/Albanian/kovere who has been escorted to the police station and interviewed.
Following the interview, the guardian prosecutor was announced and on his alleged order stopped in police detention for 48 hours.
