Doctor arrested for prescribing drugs to Apgujeong Rolls-Royce driver = South Korea

A Rolls-Royce in Apgujeong, Seoul, South Korea, was driven while under the influence of drugs and rear-ended a passerby, killing him.The driver prescribed illegal drugs and sexually assaulted the patient.
A suspected doctor in his 40s was detained on the 27th. On this day, Judge Yun Jae-nam, chief judge in charge of warrants in the Seoul Central District, interrogated Mr. Yeom (in his 40s) as a pre-detention suspect (warrant substantive examination).
After that, a arrest warrant was issued, citing ``concerns about evidence being destroyed.'' On this day, after completing the substantive examination of the warrant, Yeom appeared outside the courtroom and said, ``I feel (guilty) about the Rolls-Royce incident.I'm sorry.
” he answered. On August 2, the day of the accident, Mr. Yeom was suspected of having prescribed illegal drugs such as propofol to the at-fault driver, Mr. Shin (20s), for purposes other than medical treatment, at his own hospital.
Police believe that Yeom entered false information in Shin's medical records and deleted the records after news of the accident broke.
In addition, from January last year to October this year, Mr. Yeom cared for more than 10 female victims under anesthesia.
He is also suspected of filming himself and sexually assaulting some patients. It is learned that the police captured this situation while investigating Mr. Yeom's confiscated mobile phone.
As a result of the investigation, it was also discovered that Mr. Yeom performed additional medical treatment at his own hospital at the time his medical license was suspended in October this year.