sarah20xoxo
02-11-2007, 03:17 AM
I WAS GOOGLING AND FOUND THIS IN A REPORT. ITS FROM 1998. I WONDER IF THIS SICK MOTHER F***ER STILL WORKS THERE CAUSE IF HE DOES THERE BETTER BE SOME CHANGES. THATS ENDANGERING THE INMATES. THEY DO NOT DESERVE TO HAVE SOME CRAZY PERVERT ASSAULTING THEM. WHY ISN'T HE LOCKED UP??? DOES HE STILL WORK THERE???
"Robert A. Komer, DO, whose medical licenses were revoked in six of seven states after he pleaded no contest to 59 counts of sexually abusing patients and other offenses from about 1982 through 1988. In June 1990, Michigan's Board of Osteopathic Medicine and Surgery found him guilty of sexually abusing six psychiatric patients, four of whom he first drugged with amytal sodium. One of the patients was so upset following treatment that she slashed her wrists in a suicide attempt. Another became dependent on the physician's attention and attempted suicide several times "in order to be hospitalized and have more contact with Komer," the board found.
After Michigan revoked Komer's license, Arkansas, California, Florida, Iowa, Missouri, and Ohio did the same. Texas, however, did not. In January 1991, the Texas Board of Medical Examiners placed Komer on probation for 3 years, during which he had to undergo psychiatric treatment and to notify the board in the event he left employment with the Texas Department of Mental Health and Mental Retardation, where he was assigned to the Department of Corrections.
Komer, who now works part time at the Ferguson Unit of the Texas Department of Corrections in Midway, declined to comment."
"Robert A. Komer, DO, whose medical licenses were revoked in six of seven states after he pleaded no contest to 59 counts of sexually abusing patients and other offenses from about 1982 through 1988. In June 1990, Michigan's Board of Osteopathic Medicine and Surgery found him guilty of sexually abusing six psychiatric patients, four of whom he first drugged with amytal sodium. One of the patients was so upset following treatment that she slashed her wrists in a suicide attempt. Another became dependent on the physician's attention and attempted suicide several times "in order to be hospitalized and have more contact with Komer," the board found.
After Michigan revoked Komer's license, Arkansas, California, Florida, Iowa, Missouri, and Ohio did the same. Texas, however, did not. In January 1991, the Texas Board of Medical Examiners placed Komer on probation for 3 years, during which he had to undergo psychiatric treatment and to notify the board in the event he left employment with the Texas Department of Mental Health and Mental Retardation, where he was assigned to the Department of Corrections.
Komer, who now works part time at the Ferguson Unit of the Texas Department of Corrections in Midway, declined to comment."