BREAKING: Antiguan Doctor Arrested and Charged with Serious Indecency
A prominent medical professional in Antigua and Barbuda has been taken into police custody and charged with a grave offense following a report filed against him by a female patient.
He is accused of inappropriately touching a female patient while in his examination room at his office.
The doctor’s alleged misconduct has resulted in him being charged with serious indecency, which carries serious legal consequences.
If found guilty his license could be revoked
The authorities are currently making arrangements for the doctor to appear in court so that the matter can be addressed accordingly.
The accused doctor is being represented by Attorney Lawrence Daniels
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