The alleged victim of a GP charged with sexually assaulting a patient in his medical clinic says he is traumatised and the doctor can technically still practise.
The man saw the GP inside Our Medical in Loganholme, southeast of Brisbane, in May for a rectal examination, and alleges he was molested inside the clinic.
The GP has practised in Australia for more than a decade.
The medical centre where Roath works has not confirmed whether the accused predator is still employed.
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Dr Sophara Roath allegedly used his position of power to prey on a sick patient. The GP has practised in Australia for more than a decade.
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The alleged victim of a GP charged with sexually assaulting a patient in his medical clinic says he is traumatised and the doctor can technically still practise.
Dr Sophara Roath, 56, allegedly used his position of power to prey on a sick patient.
The man saw the GP inside Our Medical in Loganholme, southeast of Brisbane, in May for a rectal examination, and alleges he was molested inside the clinic.
The claim was at once reported to police.
The GP has practised in Australia for more than a decade. Sexual health is among his areas of special interest, according to an online profile.
The medical centre where Roath works has not confirmed whether the accused predator is still employed.
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