GP Suspended for Adding His Own Semen to a Colleague’s CoffeeGP Suspended for Adding His Own Semen to a Colleague’s Coffee

A doctor from Wales has been suspended from the medical register after a tribunal found he contaminated a female colleague’s coffee with his own semen.

The incident involved Dr. Nicholas Chapman, 43, a general practitioner at the Cwmcarn Primary Surgery in Caerphilly county. The Medical Practitioners Tribunal Service (MPTS) heard that in August 2021, Dr. Chapman entered the staff kitchen and ejaculated into a travel mug belonging to a female GP colleague.

The victim reportedly drank from the mug and noticed an “unusual” taste and consistency. Suspicious, she discreetly secured the mug for forensic testing. The results confirmed the presence of semen, and DNA analysis later identified Dr. Chapman as the source.

Dr. Chapman denied the allegation, claiming he had only spat into the mug. However, the tribunal rejected this explanation as “implausible and untrue,” stating that his actions were “deplorable and a significant breach of trust.”

The tribunal concluded that Dr. Chapman’s actions were sexually motivated and amounted to misconduct. While they determined his fitness to practice was not currently impaired, they issued a six-month suspension, citing the need to maintain public confidence in the medical profession and declare such behaviour unacceptable. This suspension will be reviewed before it expires. The case has been reported to South Wales Police.

Austin Man Sentenced to Probation for Violent Assault Following Indecent ExposureAustin Man Sentenced to Probation for Violent Assault Following Indecent Exposure

AUSTIN, Texas – A Travis County judge has sentenced 28-year-old Gabriel Brown to five years of probation for a 2021 assault that left a woman with a broken leg after she confronted him for indecent exposure.

The incident occurred when the victim discovered Brown masturbating outside her ground-floor apartment window. Upon confrontation, Brown chased the woman, causing her to fall and sustain a serious leg fracture.

In addition to probation, District Court Judge Brenda Kennedy ordered Brown to register as a sex offender and complete a sex offender treatment program. The Travis County District Attorney’s Office confirmed that prosecutors had sought a prison sentence, but acknowledged the court’s decision fell within the sentencing guidelines for the charges brought against Brown.

The case has concluded with heightened scrutiny on the application of probation in offenses involving violence and sexual misconduct.

Toronto Police Searching for Suspect in Disturbing Indecent Act Involving Mother and InfantToronto Police Searching for Suspect in Disturbing Indecent Act Involving Mother and Infant

Toronto – Toronto Police have released a description of a suspect wanted in connection with a disturbing incident where a man allegedly committed an indecent act upon a woman who was walking with her infant child.

The event occurred on Tuesday, June 4, around 3:30 p.m., in the area of Yonge Street and Davisville Avenue.

According to police, a 35-year-old woman was pushing her baby in a stroller when an unknown man approached her from behind. The suspect is alleged to have ejaculated on the woman’s clothing before fleeing the scene on foot. Authorities confirmed the woman and her child were not physically injured.

Investigators have described the suspect as a man with a darker complexion, standing between 5’8″ and 5’10” with a thin build. At the time of the incident, he was wearing a black t-shirt, light-coloured pants, black shoes, and a black baseball hat worn backwards.

Police are actively seeking information from the public to identify the individual. They are also examining security camera footage from the area in hopes of locating the suspect.

Tanks containing ‘large quantity of cattle semen’ stolen in burglaryTanks containing ‘large quantity of cattle semen’ stolen in burglary

In a bizarre and costly crime, thieves have made off with two tanks of high-value bull semen from a farm in Clogher, County Tyrone. The theft of the cryogenic storage units represents a major financial blow, with the contents estimated to be worth a substantial sum into the tens of thousands of pounds.

The thieves targeted the farm sometime between Monday evening and Tuesday morning. The stolen semen was valuable genetic material used for artificial insemination in cattle breeding programs.

The Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) has launched an investigation and is appealing for witnesses. Given the highly specialized nature of the stolen property, they believe the tanks would be difficult for the thieves to sell on. Anyone noticing suspicious activity related to agricultural genetic materials is encouraged to contact the police immediately.