She got out of bed naked and attacked the doctor: Doctor admitted to neurosurgery ward
An incident of violence against a doctor occurred this morning at Bursa City Hospital. G.Y. (20), who had just given birth, and her mother Y.B. (52) attacked doctor M.Ç. (29). Following the attack, the doctor was admitted to the neurosurgery ward, while a judicial control decision was issued for the mother.
The incident occurred today at approximately 08:15 at Bursa City Hospital.
Doctor M.Ç. (29), who was performing patient examinations and check-ups, reported that suspect G.Y. (20), who had given birth, had been causing problems for midwives and nurses since the birth during the night, but that no reaction had been given. He stated that during this morning's check-up, while he was speaking with another patient, he mentioned that they would be discharged around 18:00, and as he was leaving the room, G.Y. (20) got out of bed naked and said, "I will tear this b---- apart, I will f--- her up."
Suspect G.Y. (20), who attacked the doctor and pulled her hair, was joined by her mother, Y.B. (52).
While the doctor who was attacked was admitted to the neurosurgery ward, the suspect Y.B. (52), who was acting as an attendant, was referred to the courthouse.
It was learned that while a judicial control decision was issued for Y.B. (52) with the condition of 'house arrest', no action could be taken at this stage for G.Y. (20), whose baby was born prematurely, and that the investigation is ongoing.
News Source: 12punto
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