Dutch court sentenced ‘fake nurse’ to prison

In the statement made by the Den Bosch city court, it was stated that although the “fake nurse” did not have a diploma and did not receive the necessary training, she worked as a nurse at the Jeroen Bosch Hospital during the Kovid-19 outbreak.

In the statement, it was noted that the “false nurse” worked in the hospital’s emergency, intensive care, and Covid-19 patient departments and performed some medical interventions from March 20 to April 9, 2020.

In the statement, it was claimed that the “fake nurse” injected patients and gave them drugs and morphine while working, using the claim that the 27-year-old Dutchman “posed a serious danger to the health of patients”. .

In the statement it was shared that the “false nurse” intended to sell a medical device brought to the hospital for 25,000 euros.

The statement indicated that the “false nurse”, who was fired after the hospital perceived the situation, was sentenced to 450 days in prison for the crimes of “fraud” and “attempted injury” and that he had served his sentence due to the time he spent in detention.

In the statement, it was reported that the “false nurse”, for whom the prosecution wanted a prison sentence of 2 years, was sentenced to a lower limit due to the presence of mental problems and the impossibility of proving that any patient was harmed. while she was working. (AA)