It is an appalling, straightforward story: In a heinous act, Sydney surgeon, Dr Nicolas Oddone, inflicted critical injury to a tiny, helpless dog. Prinny, Dr Oddones ex-girlfriends 3kg dog pappilion, suffered diarrheoa. The tiny dog couldnt hold it and had an accident on the carpet in the apartment. While the owner, Dr Oddones ex-girlfriend, was in the shower, he flew into a rage and severely bashed the pooch over the accident. Dr Oddone caused injuries including: * 14 fractures * to more than a dozen ribs * a collapsed lung * internal bleeding * muscle damage * liver damage Aside from the psychological traume of being assaulted in their own home and by a familiar person, the little pappilion, Prinny, has also sustained permanent physical injury. Notwithstanding whether the Courts sentencing was fair or not or whether the Australian justice system is flawed or not, do we want a surgeon who is capable of inflicting severe injuries to a helpless, 3kg dog, to teach our medical students? Do we want our future medical practitioners to have been trained by someone capable of committing such a heinous act?
Posted on: Thu, 28 Aug 2014 12:25:40 +0000
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