A policeman pretended to be a doctor so he could visit his father with COVID-19 in the hospital, and it is that he was worried because the doctors took time without giving news of him. Already here, the officer discovered that his parent he was dead.
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NCO Jampier GM was admitted to the restricted area of COVID-19 of Carrión Huancayo Hospital (Peru), specifically on the sixth floor; he was dressed in coronavirus protection equipment, typical of health personnel.
His foray into the hospital was successful, but by the time he arrived, his father had already died. Crying, the non-commissioned officer took off the blue and white suit he was wearing, and he was arrested by his fellow police officers where he works, according to the Mail newspaper.
In this regard, the hospital issued a statement stating that the officer had deceived the surveillance staff, indicating that he belonged to the Nutrition service. And they detailed the situation of the victim, who was admitted on February 9, 2021, had a diagnosis of COVID-19 complicated by uncontrolled diabetes.
Due to the seriousness of his case, the doctor in his charge asked to be admitted to the Intensive Care Unit, however, the lack of beds made it impossible to move them. Time passed and in the end the health staff could only ascertain his death. Faced with this situation, the hospital will investigate the case.
The family of the deceased man is unhappy with the situation and gives his version of events.
“My nephew went to the hospital to get medicine to his father, but he was already dead. The oxygen was disconnected and he ran out to warn us. They killed my brother,” an uncle commented. of the police.
In the meantime, the National Police will be in charge of deciding the sanction which will receive the police and son of the victim.
Police General Roger Arista recalled that police officers are also human.
“Maybe it’s not right what he did and in his desire to see his father disguised as a doctor, the search will be done objectively anyway,” the police chief said.