Thessaloniki: Trial Postponed for Delayed Cancer Diagnosis Reported by Police Officer
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The trial for the delayed diagnosis of cancer in police officer Thomas Pouliopoulos, which led to his death, has been postponed in Thessaloniki to November 20. His 27-year-old son, Nikos, along with their lawyer, Nasos Dialynas, are requesting that the charge be upgraded from negligent bodily harm to negligent homicide for the doctor involved, while the former commander of the 424th Military Hospital has already been indicted for the same charge.
On November 20, the trial of a military doctor for delaying informing a police officer of a cancer diagnosis was postponed. The trial of the case concerning the death of a police officer, who had complained about a serious delay in informing him of a cancer diagnosis, was postponed again. A surgeon from the 424th Military Hospital was referred to the Three-Member Military Court of Thessaloniki for trial. The trial, […] The article Trial of the c…
“From the first day this bombshell started in our house, every day we lived a tragedy.” The son of police officer Thomas Pouliopoulos, who was informed with a delay of one […]
“From the first day this bombshell started in our house, every day we lived a tragedy.” The son of police officer Thomas Pouliopoulos ... The article “We watched our man die in agony” – The son of the 55-year-old police officer is shocked to learn that he had cancer a year later was published in NewsIT.
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The trial in the case of the police officer who complained that he was informed of his cancer diagnosis with great delay, while he had
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