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NC doctor charged after interstate road-rage shooting injures two sisters
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NC doctor charged after interstate road-rage shooting injures two sisters

A North Carolina emergency physician, Dr. Richard Arriviello, 61, is jailed after allegedly firing into a moving Jeep on I-77 near the NC–Virginia line, injuring two sisters aged 12 and 20. He fled the scene and was arrested about 15 miles away; he faces multiple felony charges including malicious shooting into an occupied vehicle, malicious bodily harm with intent to maim, and using a firearm while committing a felony. The Jeep’s driver was cited for reckless driving. The victims’ injuries were non-life-threatening, Arriviello has been licensed since 2010 and owns Family Urgent Care in Monroe, and he’s due in court Sept. 29; it’s unclear if a firearm was recovered.

Doctor Linked to Botched Tennessee Execution Oversees Darrell Hines’s Lethal Injection
us-news11 days ago

Doctor Linked to Botched Tennessee Execution Oversees Darrell Hines’s Lethal Injection

Anthony ‘Darrell’ Hines was executed by lethal injection in Tennessee, with Dr. Mark Walton Fowler—the same doctor accused of botching a prior Tennessee execution—participating in the procedure and declaring Hines’s time of death. The current execution followed a notorious earlier attempt that reportedly struggled with IV access, prompting renewed calls for investigation into the death-penalty process.

Doctor Demands Full Disclosure on Trump's Health
politics2 months ago

Doctor Demands Full Disclosure on Trump's Health

Dick Cheney’s longtime cardiologist Dr. Jonathan Reiner has urged the White House to have Trump’s personal physician face the press to answer questions about the president’s health after his Walter Reed checkup and days without public appearances; the White House has pushed back, insisting Trump is in excellent health, while critics point to bruising, swelling, and other signs fueling ongoing health concerns.

Florida surgeon charged with manslaughter after wrong-organ removal during splenectomy
crime4 months ago

Florida surgeon charged with manslaughter after wrong-organ removal during splenectomy

A Florida doctor, Dr. Thomas Shaknovsky, is charged with second-degree manslaughter after allegedly removing the liver instead of the spleen during a scheduled laparoscopic splenectomy, causing the patient’s death on the operating table. A Walton County grand jury found probable cause for the charge; Shaknovsky is jailed awaiting his first court appearance and faces up to 15 years in prison if convicted. The case follows prior licensure suspensions in Florida, Alabama and New York and accusations of other malpractice, including removal of parts of the pancreas and intestine in separate procedures.

Hawaii doctor found guilty of attempted manslaughter in cliffside assault on wife
crime4 months ago

Hawaii doctor found guilty of attempted manslaughter in cliffside assault on wife

A Maui-based anesthesiologist, Gerhardt Konig, was found guilty of attempted manslaughter (extreme mental or emotional disturbance) for a March 2025 attack on his wife during a cliffside hike in Honolulu. Prosecutors say he tried to stab her with a syringe and hit her with a rock to render her unconscious and push her off the cliff; she survived thanks to passing hikers and testified at a three-week trial. Konig claimed self-defense, saying his wife grabbed him and hit him first. The jury convicted on the lesser charge, which carries up to 20 years in prison; his sentencing will follow.

French 'Doctor Death' Jailed for Life for Poisoning 12 Patients
world8 months ago

French 'Doctor Death' Jailed for Life for Poisoning 12 Patients

A French court sentenced former anaesthetist Frédéric Péchier to life imprisonment for poisoning 30 patients, resulting in 12 deaths, between 2008 and 2017 in Besançon clinics. He contaminated infusion bags with lethal substances, though he initially denied involvement, later admitting to the presence of a poisoner in his workplace. He plans to appeal the verdict.