Crime - Doctor from Duderstadt arrested in Switzerland
A doctor from Duderstadt has been arrested in Switzerland on the basis of a European arrest warrant. As confirmed by the Göttingen public prosecutor's office, the woman was handed over to the German authorities by the Swiss judiciary in Constance. She has been charged with false medical certificates for exemption from the mask requirement at the Duderstadt district court, according to Andreas Buick, spokesman for the authorities. The "Göttinger Tageblatt" had previously reported.
It is still unclear what will happen to the doctor after her arrest, Buick said. According to the public prosecutor's office, it is possible that she will initially be released after paying bail and other conditions until a possible trial. Several investigations had been initiated against the woman in connection with the coronavirus measures.
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- Due to multiple investigations linked to coronavirus measures, the warrant of arrest for the woman from Duderstadt was issued by the Lower Saxony's public prosecutor's office.
- Despite being a doctor, her actions in providing false medical certificates led to her arrest in Switzerland, causing a stir in the medical community in Göttingen.
- The woman's case has garnered attention in Switzerland, where the local court in collaboration with the Swiss public prosecutor's office is monitoring the situation closely.
- Andreas Buick, the spokesman of the Göttingen public prosecutor's office, expressed concern about the escalating form of criminality, especially regarding Corona measures, and urged for Justice's consistent application.
- The Woman's arrest has sparked a debate on the consequences of such actions, highlighting the importance of constancy in adhering to pandemic regulations in Göttingen and beyond, as Switzerland also grapples with similar issues.
- Andreas Buick emphasized that Switzerland's public prosecutor's office serves as an example of international cooperation in addressing criminality, ensuring that justice consistently triumphs over wrongdoing in these unprecedented times.
Source: www.stern.de
