Veterinarian in sight: appeal and license deprivation after a drug case!

Veterinarian in sight: appeal and license deprivation after a drug case!

A convicted veterinarian is again in the spotlight! The doctor, who is said to have secretly mixed up his girlfriend's Xylazin, must be responsible for a lay judge in Rendsburg. In September, he was sentenced to a prison sentence of one year and ten months for probation, for dangerous bodily harm and a insidious raid. But the judgment is now being put to the test!

"Both the accused and the co -plaintiff have appealed against the judgment," said Markus Richter, press spokesman for the Kiel regional court. Preparations for the main hearing are already underway, but when it will begin remains uncertain. Attorney Kristof Gengel, who represents the co -plaintiff, hopes for a comprehensive clarification of the defendant's motives. "I hope the court takes the time to provide a reasonable clarification of the facts," he says. Other victims are also interested in the background of the shocking act.

Professional ban and license deprivation in focus

The veterinary association has already requested withdrawal of admission as a veterinarian, regardless of the outcome of the process. The Ministry of Agriculture is currently examining whether the veterinary license should rest. Ministry spokeswoman Jana Ohlhoff announces a decision for early December. According to the law, a veterinarian must be withdrawn if he has made it guilty of behavior that provides his unworthiness to exercise the profession.

In September the vet finally made a confession after a milder sentence was offered. But he did not comment on his motives. The co -plaintiff suffered a shock on November 12, 2021 after taking the animal medication, when she passed out during the trip to a clinic and crashed into a ditch. The veterinary medicine was detected during the subsequent blood test. The dramatic twists in this case keep the public in suspense!