He attacked with punches in the operating room - while the patient was sedated: Why won't the licensed nurse be convicted?

A licensed nurse punched a medical equipment agent in an operating room, causing a knee fracture. The court ruled the nurse's version was unreliable but overturned his conviction, imposing 260 hours of community service and compensation, prioritizing rehabilitation.

An unusual violent incident occurred in a private hospital's operating room: a licensed nurse punched a medical equipment agent during an orthopedic surgery, causing a compression fracture in his knee. The nurse claimed he acted to protect the patient's health after the agent disrupted the team's concentration. The court ruled the nurse's version was unreliable but acquitted him of aggravated assault and convicted him of assault causing actual bodily harm. Ultimately, the court overturned the conviction and imposed 260 hours of community service and compensation to the complainant, weighing the nurse's rehabilitation and potential harm to his livelihood.

He attacked with punches in the operating room - while the patient was sedated: Why won't the licensed nurse be convicted?