SCMP (Saturday, 24 November, 2012)
http://www.scmp.com/news/hong-kong/article/1089415/doctor-jailed-16-weeks-molesting-three-nurses
Dr Allan So Cheuk Wai was yesterday sentenced to 16 weeks in jail after he was found guilty of molesting three nurses at a public hospital.
Magistrate Ko Wai-hung sentenced neurosurgeon Dr Allan So Cheuk Wai, 36, in Kowloon City Court, for his conviction on three counts of indecent assault and two counts of committing an act outraging public decency.
The court previously heard that Dr Allan So Cheuk Wai molested three nurses, aged between 27 and 41, and exposed himself on various occasions between January 2010 and June last year. One victim said Dr Allan So Cheuk Wai approached her from behind at a nursing station and pressed his genitals against her hand. He was fully dressed at the time. Another victim said Dr Allan So Cheuk Wai, who is married, exposed his pubic hair and penis to her while she was showing him how to use a safety pin to secure his loose trousers.
The judge said an immediate custodial sentence was "the only option" because the offences were serious and Dr Allan So Cheuk Wai showed "no remorse" - insisting on his innocence throughout the trial.
2014年12月25日 星期四
Dr Tsoi Wing Sang Guilty of Professional Misconduct
SCMP (Monday 3 June, 2013)
http://www.scmp.com/news/hong-kong/article/1252227/doctor-guilty-over-sexual-remarks
Asking a female patient to pose like a dog that's urinating, and telling her to find herself a man: those were requests made by a doctor that have now landed him in hot water.
Dr Tsoi Wing-sang was found guilty by the Medical Council yesterday of professional misconduct after a 41-year-old former school teacher, known as Ms A, accused him of sexually harassing her.
He was found guilty on two charges - one of making statements of a sexual nature, and another of asking a patient to perform unnecessary postures under the pretext of treatment.
Tsoi was removed from the council's registry for 12 months, but the penalty was suspended for three years. It means he will be able to continue practising unless convicted again within the next three years.
"I was in a short skirt and he asked me to put my left hand up and bend my left leg back, like a dog peeing," said the teacher, imitating the pose at the disciplinary hearing.
The incident took place on May 8 last year, when Ms A was seeking treatment for the flu, rhinitis and insomnia.
"Oh, Ms A, you're so hot, you should get married and go hook up with a man as soon as possible," he reportedly suggested as a way to relieve the insomnia.
Tsoi repeatedly told the council that the insomnia had been caused by Ms A's negative thoughts and depression, but did not present any evidence supporting such a diagnosis when pressed during the hearing.
This is the third time Tsoi has been disciplined by the council in his 20-year career. In 2004 he was found guilty of presenting false credentials, and in 2006 he was handed a warning after failing to disclose a criminal conviction. He had failed to keep a proper register of dangerous drugs.
Tsoi's practice is currently based in To Kwa Wan, eastern kowloon.
Joseph Lau Wan-yee, chairman of the council, said this was the first conviction for verbal abuse. "We have to send a clear message to the public that we will not tolerate this kind of obscene remark," he said.
When asked whether the sentencing was too lenient, Lau said the council had taken into account past sentencing for sexual misconduct by the Medical Council in making their decision. Tsoi denied making any comments of a sexual nature, but admitted he had jokingly told Ms A to get married to a rich man and move to the Mid-Levels to cure her insomnia and rhinitis.
Tsoi had filed a writ with the High Court against Ms A in March, saying she had defamed him with malicious intent by accusing him of sexual harassment, but he later told the council it had been a misunderstanding. A legal officer accused Tsoi of making "contradictory" statements and being inconsistent with his facts.
http://www.scmp.com/news/hong-kong/article/1252227/doctor-guilty-over-sexual-remarks
Asking a female patient to pose like a dog that's urinating, and telling her to find herself a man: those were requests made by a doctor that have now landed him in hot water.
Dr Tsoi Wing-sang was found guilty by the Medical Council yesterday of professional misconduct after a 41-year-old former school teacher, known as Ms A, accused him of sexually harassing her.
He was found guilty on two charges - one of making statements of a sexual nature, and another of asking a patient to perform unnecessary postures under the pretext of treatment.
Tsoi was removed from the council's registry for 12 months, but the penalty was suspended for three years. It means he will be able to continue practising unless convicted again within the next three years.
"I was in a short skirt and he asked me to put my left hand up and bend my left leg back, like a dog peeing," said the teacher, imitating the pose at the disciplinary hearing.
The incident took place on May 8 last year, when Ms A was seeking treatment for the flu, rhinitis and insomnia.
"Oh, Ms A, you're so hot, you should get married and go hook up with a man as soon as possible," he reportedly suggested as a way to relieve the insomnia.
Tsoi repeatedly told the council that the insomnia had been caused by Ms A's negative thoughts and depression, but did not present any evidence supporting such a diagnosis when pressed during the hearing.
This is the third time Tsoi has been disciplined by the council in his 20-year career. In 2004 he was found guilty of presenting false credentials, and in 2006 he was handed a warning after failing to disclose a criminal conviction. He had failed to keep a proper register of dangerous drugs.
Tsoi's practice is currently based in To Kwa Wan, eastern kowloon.
Joseph Lau Wan-yee, chairman of the council, said this was the first conviction for verbal abuse. "We have to send a clear message to the public that we will not tolerate this kind of obscene remark," he said.
When asked whether the sentencing was too lenient, Lau said the council had taken into account past sentencing for sexual misconduct by the Medical Council in making their decision. Tsoi denied making any comments of a sexual nature, but admitted he had jokingly told Ms A to get married to a rich man and move to the Mid-Levels to cure her insomnia and rhinitis.
Tsoi had filed a writ with the High Court against Ms A in March, saying she had defamed him with malicious intent by accusing him of sexual harassment, but he later told the council it had been a misunderstanding. A legal officer accused Tsoi of making "contradictory" statements and being inconsistent with his facts.
Dr Barry Tsang Ka Hung Guilty of Professional Misconduct for Having Sex With a Woman Patient
http://www.scmp.com/news/hong-kong/article/1194137/doctor-guilty-sex-patient
(SCMP, Tuesday, 19 March, 2013)
Dr Barry Tsang Ka Hung has been found guilty of three charges of professional misconduct for selling insurance to and having sex with a woman patient, the Medical Council announced last night.
The professional ruling body has yet to decide the penalty for Dr Barry Tsang Ka Hung, 42, who could be permanently deregistered as a doctor.
Dr Barry Tsang Ka Hung was seen shaking his head and sighing when the ruling was announced.
Dr Barry Tsang Ka Hung, who has practised privately since graduating from Chinese University medical school in 1994, had sold the woman insurance after saying that he had money problems, the disciplinary inquiry was earlier told.
He denied the allegations.
In the initial hearing in January, the patient claimed she and Tsang had sex twice in his clinic and three times in guest houses in 2009.
The patient said earlier she and Tsang were lovers from February to October 2009, during which time she was also seeing him as a doctor.
They split after Tsang told her he was getting back with his wife. She said Tsang had told her he was divorced and had shown her what he claimed was a copy of his divorce papers.
In October 2009, she tested positive for human papillomavirus, or HPV, which causes genital warts. She later said she was not accusing the doctor of giving her HPV, only that there was a possibility he had done so.
The woman also said she had bought insurance to help Tsang after he said he was in financial difficulties in 2008 and 2009.
In February 2011 Tsang was found guilty in Kwun Tong Court of cheating the Department of Health out of HK$960 with false claims that he had given influenza vaccinations to four elderly people in 2009. He was sentenced to 120 hours of community service.
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