Dr. Arn Putting Goodbye for rape and attack on patients

A court in Norway sentenced the doctor to 21 years in prison for rape and sexual violence with dozens of women, in the case of the Scandinavian country.

Former Lekar Arne Bai was sentenced to 70 rapes and sexual attacks. He was also sentenced to 82 articles about abuse of his doctor’s position, Norwegian media reports.

Almost all crimes occurred during medical examinations carried out on their patients when he worked as a doctor in a small town of Frast – a tiny community of less than 3,000 inhabitants, near the trondgeum on the west coast of Norway.

Goodbye was also forbidden to practice medicine and ordered to pay compensation.

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The court reflected on a long accusation, which included allegations that covered almost two decades concerning 94 women, Norwegian media reported.

Goodbye pleaded guilty to some crimes, and was justified on a number of charges.

Addressing the trongee court on Friday, Judge Espean Haug said the case was “very serious” and called the actions “absolutely inadmissible.”

“The defendant’s actions took place at the place and the installation when people should feel safe,” said Judge Haug. “His actions have undermined society’s confidence in the health care service, as well as doctors as a whole.”

The 55-year-old defendant stood on his feet, looking calm and much when the maximum period was made.

Then they asked to sit in the courtroom, because it took more than an hour for the court decision to be read.

The health authorities for the first time warned the police about the concern for goodbye in August 2022, and a year later he was charged.

Goodbye secretly installed the camera in his office, Norwegian media reports. Police have discovered the scale of his crimes after hearing hundreds of shots.

It is reported that dozens of women who reportedly became 14 to 67 years old, with a small countryside. The earliest complaint until 2004, the last since 2022.

The main thing in this case was the methods where they used for medical examinations.

For four months, the court heard details about the non -adjacent touching and inadequate pelvic studies conducted by Bai.

These actions make up rape in accordance with Norwegian law, making the difference between penetrating and non -rape.

It was also shown that non -medical equipment was used during these exams, such as deodorant, without justification.

The defenders made a lesser term of about 17-18 years, as Bai found himself guilty of raping 21 victims.

The prosecutor’s office informed the NRK public television that they were satisfied with the verdict and revised the results before considering any appeals.

Bai lawyer also stated that it would take some time to read the sentence properly before considering whether to contact.

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