MEDIA
Jose Rodriguez Lombillo
St. Petersburg Times (Florida) October 11, 1987, Sunday, City Edition Correction Appended Doctor loses license after accusations of 'scandalous' sex BYLINE: CAROL GENTRY SECTION: METRO AND STATE; Pg. 1B LENGTH: 785 words DATELINE: TAMPA -- TAMPA - A Naples psychiatrist accused of performing sex acts on unconscious women and videotaping the activities has lost his license to practice medicine. The Florida Board of Medicine ruled Saturday to revoke the license of Dr. Jose Rodriguez Lombillo, 49, after privately reviewing more than six hours of the videotapes. Several women said Lombillo doctored their after-dinner drinks with sedatives and, when confronted later, [...]
The Dallas Morning News (Texas) Distributed by McClatchy-Tribune Business News October 11, 2009 Sunday Physician misconduct often tolerated by state medical board, analysis finds BYLINE: Brooks Egerton, The Dallas Morning News SECTION: STATE AND REGIONAL NEWS LENGTH: 2306 words Oct. 11--Seven years ago, after a scathing series of stories in The Dallas Morning News, the Texas Medical Board promised to crack down on bad doctors. Patient endangerment would be dealt with severely. And sexual misconduct, one official said, would become "intolerable." It hasn't turned out that way. After its last meeting, in late August, the board announced decisions on four [...]
Detroit Free Press (Michigan) October 3, 2009 Saturday Local news in brief BYLINE: COMPILED FROM REPORTS BY MEGHA SATYANARAYANA, CHASTITY PRATT DAWSEY, PEGGY WALSH-SARNECKI, JOE ROSSITER AND NIRAJ WARIKOO WEST BLOOMFIELD: Doctor in fraud case loses license A West Bloomfield psychiatrist who was sentenced in August to 10 months in prison for falsely diagnosing new immigrants seeking exemption from naturalization rules has lost his medical license, the Michigan Department of Community Health said Friday. Dr. Chilakamarri Ramesh, 55, was convicted in federal court in Detroit of conspiracy to commit naturalization fraud, and will have to pay more than $30,000 in [...]
The Monroe Evening News (Michigan) July 13, 2012 Friday Newport resident files civil suit against psychiatrist BYLINE: Danielle Portteus, DPORTTEUS@MONROENEWS.COM SECTION: NEWS; Pg. 1A LENGTH: 405 words Holly Beth Hord of Newport has filed a civil suit against a Monroe psychiatrist who is accused of sexually assaulting his patients. The civil suit was filed Tuesday in Wayne County Circuit Court seeking $10 million. The 26-year-old mother of two is being represented by Novi attorney Gregory J. Rohl, who was unavailable for comment because he was out of town. According to the complaint, Dr. Abduallhi A. Mohamed engaged in sexual intercourse [...]
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel (Wisconsin) January 12, 2011 Wednesday Early Edition Psychiatrist facing firing hearing retires | PATIENTS IN PERIL | A JOURNAL SENTINEL WATCHDOG UPDATE County suspended Strelnick after pregnancy at Mental Heath Complex BYLINE: STEVE SCHULTZE and MEG KISSINGER, sschultze@journalsentinel.com Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel (WI) SECTION: A News LENGTH: 935 words Controversial psychiatrist Karl Strelnick sidestepped a hearing Tuesday on whether he should be fired from the Milwaukee County Mental Health Complex by retiring from the job he's held since 1991. Strelnick was hired by the county despite having admitted having sex with two of his patients [...]
The Associated Press State & Local Wire January 8, 2005, Saturday, BC cycle Psychiatrist in botched Texas drowning case working on similar Colorado case SECTION: State and Regional LENGTH: 363 words DATELINE: LAMAR, Colo. A psychiatrist who gave false testimony in the botched conviction of a Houston woman accused of drowning her children has been working with Colorado prosecutors on a similar case. A Texas appeals court on Thursday overturned the murder convictions of Andrea Yates in the 2001 drownings of her children, citing the testimony of Park Dietz. Dietz testified in that trial about an episode of the television [...]