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Telegraph
17-04-2025
- Health
- Telegraph
Doctor used picture with patient's ‘exposed brain' on dating site
A doctor who used a picture of himself taking part in a brain surgery on a dating profile is facing a ban from medicine. Dr Sayed Talibi, from Tamworth, Staffordshire, described himself as a '28-year-old brain surgeon' and uploaded the image which showed the exposed brain of a patient without their consent. It was among a string of complaints upheld by a medical tribunal against him, including making racist statements towards others, assaulting a woman and behaving 'in a threatening, abusive and sexually motivated manner towards her'. He was also pictured with banned weapons, including a large number of knives and an axe. The Medical Practitioners Tribunal Service (MPTS) found his fitness to practise was impaired due to his misconduct. A decision on what sanctions to impose on Dr Talibi will be decided over the summer. 'I hate white people' The ruling said the doctor carried out an attack on a woman, identified only as Ms A, when she had not consented. He also subjected her to violence and threatened to waterboard her, it was heard. Detailing its findings, the Service said Dr Talibi had used racist language to describe others. It was determined and proven he said 'I do not like Afghan culture, I hate Afghan culture,' as well as 'I hate kuffar and white people' and 'I hate this country, I hate Afghan people equally.' He was also banned from Asda after failing to scan his shopping at a supermarket and tried to offer money to a security guard to halt a probe. The panel found he lied about an energy bill he blamed on a tenant and illegally made an audio recording of a court hearing. In a ruling, the service's panel, sitting in Manchester, told him: 'Your actions and the course of conduct risked bringing the profession into disrepute. 'And that by reason of the matters set out above, your fitness to practise is impaired because of your misconduct.'
Yahoo
17-04-2025
- Health
- Yahoo
Doctor used picture with patient's ‘exposed brain' on dating site
A doctor who used a picture of himself taking part in a brain surgery on a dating profile is facing a ban from medicine. Dr Sayed Talibi, from Tamworth, Staffordshire, described himself as a '28-year-old brain surgeon' and uploaded the image which showed the exposed brain of a patient without their consent. It was among a string of complaints upheld by a medical tribunal against him, including making racist statements towards others, assaulting a woman and behaving 'in a threatening, abusive and sexually motivated manner towards her.' He was also pictured with banned weapons, including a large number of knives and an axe. The Medical Practitioners Tribunal Service (MPTS) found his fitness to practise was impaired due to his misconduct. A decision on what sanctions to impose on Dr Talibi will be decided over the summer. The ruling said the doctor carried out an attack on a woman, identified only as Ms A, when she had not consented. He also subjected her to violence and threatened to waterboard her, it was heard. Detailing its findings, the Service said Dr Talibi had used racist language to describe others. It was determined and proven he said 'I do not like Afghan culture, I hate Afghan culture,' as well as 'I hate kuffar and white people' and 'I hate this country, I hate Afghan people equally.' He was also banned from Asda after shopping was not scanned at a supermarket and tried to offer money to a security guard to halt a probe. The panel found he lied about an energy bill he blamed on a tenant and illegally made an audio recording of a court hearing. In a ruling, the Service's panel, sitting in Manchester, told him: 'Your actions and the course of conduct risked bringing the profession into disrepute. 'And that by reason of the matters set out above your fitness to practise is impaired because of your misconduct.' Broaden your horizons with award-winning British journalism. Try The Telegraph free for 1 month with unlimited access to our award-winning website, exclusive app, money-saving offers and more.
BBC News
16-04-2025
- Health
- BBC News
Tamworth doctor who shared surgery image on dating profile
A doctor has been found guilty by a tribunal of making racist statements about others, assaulting a woman and behaving "in a threatening, abusive and sexually motivated manner towards her."The Medical Practitioners Tribunal Service (MPTS) found that Sayed Talibi, from Tamworth, also uploaded a picture of himself operating on a patient to his dating profile, without the patient's MPTS determined on Wednesday that Dr Talibi's fitness to practise was impaired. A decision on what sanctions will be taken is due to be made in August. Dr Talibi's tribunal began with a three-week hearing in April 2024 after the General Medical Council (GMC) brought a case against him.A further hearing took place the following November and December, with another in January this year. The tribunal found that Dr Talibi:between 2016 and 2017, behaved in a threatening or abusive manner towards a woman, including stating that he would subject her to waterboardingbetween 2016 and 2017, physically assaulted the womanin 2017, intentionally penetrated the woman without her consentcontacted the woman in 2018 in breach of a non-molestation orderuploaded an inappropriate picture of himself to a dating website in September 2017, which showed him performing brain surgery and included the exposed brain of the patient, without the patient's permissionillegally recorded his own hearing at Birmingham Magistrates' Court in January 2017 when he was due to be sentenced for driving offencesbetween January 2016 and August 2017, made racist or derogatory statements including "I hate Afghan culture" and "I hate kuffar [non-Muslims] and white people", or words to that effectposed for photographs between 2007 and 2017 while holding guns, knives and an axeon more than one occasion downloaded and/or viewed video footage of beheadings and killings and an image of a waterboarding devicestole £23.50 worth of milk powder from a branch of Asda in Tamworth in May 2017provided false information to his energy provider over a £770 energy bill in June 2017The MPTS found that Dr Talibi's behaviour risked bringing the profession into disrepute and determined that his fitness to practise was tribunal is due to reconvene on 6 August, when Dr Talibi could be banned from practising medicine or have his medical registration MPTS may also choose to take no further action against him. Follow BBC Stoke & Staffordshire on BBC Sounds, Facebook, X and Instagram.
