In the United States, a nurse from a clinic was arrested. The vegetative patient gave birth to a child.

Arizona State Police arrested a clinic in which a woman in a vegetative state gave birth to a baby for more than ten years.

According to local media, Nathan Sutherland, age 36, suspected of sexual abuse on a woman, which ultimately led to before childbirth

An incident occurred at the Hacienda Clinic, located near the city of Phoenix, capital of Arizona.

Sutherland was charged with an article on sexual violence.

A 29-year-old patient whose name was not revealed. gave birth on December 29th. The clinic staff then stated that no one was aware of the woman's pregnancy.

The newborn was able to save: he is alive and is currently under the supervision of a patient's family.

Immediately after the birth of the child, the Arizona police opened an investigation into the incident. All men who worked at the clinic took DNA samples.

Law enforcement authorities claim that the inmate was working in a nursing home and was occupying the patient.

A Phoenix police officer, Jerry Williams, said that arresting a suspect in this case was a priority for his department.

She added that law enforcement officers always learn if Sutherland, who was working at the clinic in 2011 to commit acts of violence against other patients.

John Michaels, the victim's family lawyer, said that his family had been shocked and hurt by the announcement of the incident at the Hacienda Clinic.

vegetative state

• A person does not sleep but has no sign of percolation. She can open her eyes, wake up and fall asleep at regular intervals and have basic reflexes; It can also regulate heart rate and breathing without any help.
• In a vegetative state, a person presents no significant reaction, such as a visual observation or a response to the voices. It does not show any signs of emotion either.

• A continuous vegetative state is defined as a duration of more than six months if it is caused by non-traumatic brain injury or over 12 months if it is caused by a head injury. brain (like a blow to the head)
• If a person is in a permanent vegetative state, his recovery is extremely unlikely, but not impossible.

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