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2021:12 years in prison for killing a nurse in a hospital
On October 24, 2021, Kursk anesthesiologist-resuscitator Andrei Suragin was sentenced by the Fatezhsky District Court to 12 years in a maximum security colony for the murder of nurse Irina Zhuk in a hospital.
The incident occurred on the night of March 27, 2021, when Suragin was on duty in the intensive care unit of the "red zone" for the treatment of patients with coronavirus. COVID-19
The court found that the 31-year-old Suragin, intoxicated, began to molest a nurse. Having been rebuffed, the doctor beat the girl and began to choke. When the nurse stopped showing signs of life, he fled the crime scene. He threw the nurse right at the elevator and ran away. The body was found by colleagues from the department of resuscitation. The girl died in intensive care, despite the assistance provided.
According to local media, it was Suragin, taking himself into his hands, who carried out the intubation of Irina - he introduced a tube into the trachea to restore the patency of the airways. Arriving at the call, law enforcement officers handcuffed Suragin from the hospital.
According to the court, the man partially pleaded guilty, saying that on duty in the hospital, together with another doctor and the deceased nurse, they "drank strong alcohol."
Andrei Suragin was found guilty under article 105 ("Murder") of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation. The court also upheld civil claims in favor of the injured party. The convict will pay the parents of the deceased 4 million rubles: 1.5 million rubles were recovered in favor of the father of the deceased, 2.5 million rubles in favor of the mother.
 | I remember nothing and, judging by all the data and facts, apparently inflicted bodily harm... I do not run from responsibility, if this was so, then I will answer for it, "the accused quotes DDDKursk.ru. |  |
The Kurskaya Pravda publication wrote that the murdered 21-year-old student of Kursk Medical University, Irina Zhuk, was practicing in the Fatezhsky district hospital, where she cared for serious patients.[1]
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