No charges for sacked nurse after police probe

A HOSPITAL worker who lost his job after claims he posed for pictures wearing a patient’s underwear will not face criminal charges.
Aberdeen Royal Infirmary where Turner lost his job after claims he posed for pictures wearing a patients underwear. Picture: hemediaAberdeen Royal Infirmary where Turner lost his job after claims he posed for pictures wearing a patients underwear. Picture: hemedia
Aberdeen Royal Infirmary where Turner lost his job after claims he posed for pictures wearing a patients underwear. Picture: hemedia

James John Turner, a 21-year-old nursing auxiliary in a geriatric ward at Aberdeen Royal Infirmary, had his employment terminated by NHS Grampian following a complaint.

Police Scotland looked into allegations of theft but said the clothing was not the personal property of patients on the ward.

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The items had been temporarily removed from hospital supplies.

Detective Inspector Robert Dow of the specialist crime division said: “These allegations were of a distressing nature and it is only right that Police Scotland and NHS Grampian conducted enquiries into the circumstances.

“I want to reassure the public that there is no evidence so far to suggest any form of criminality.”