Delaware pediatrician accused of sexually abusing young patients

2009-12-24 20:52:00 (GMT) (JusticeNewsFlash.com - Criminal law, Justice News Flash)

Pediatrician is accused of molesting female patients.

Legal news for Delaware criminal attorneys. A pediatrician is accused of molesting and video taping at least nine of his female patients.

Delaware criminal lawyers alerts- A pediatrician is being accused of sexually abusing female patients and tapping it with a video camera.

Seaford, DE—A pediatrician is being accused of molesting and sexually abusing at least 16 patients, and video tapping his horrendous attacks in his exam rooms. The Delaware pediatrician is facing 29 charges, which include rape, as reported by MSNBC.

The accused pediatrician, Dr. Earl B. Bradley, 56, was arrested on Tuesday, December 22, 2009, and is being held on a $2.9 million bond. Police officials fear that there may be more victims then the 16 known female patients. The alleged molestations reportedly occurred between August and December of this year. Police were alerted of the inappropriate acts after a little 2-year-old girl told her mother that Bradley had hurt her during an appointment on December 7th.

According to reports, the alleged sexual attacks occurred in the exam rooms at BayBees Pediatrics, which were decorated with Disney themes like Pinocchio. Bradley reportedly had a “violently enraged expression on his face,” while assaulting a 2-year-old patient, according to a detective who reviewed the case. Officials even reported the youngest victim appeared to be no more than 6-months-old. Bradley even allegedly abused a patient who tried to run away twice. “A the end of the tape, the defendant re-dresses, offers the child a treat and tells her they are going to see ‘Mommy,’” according to court documents. After a raid of the pediatrician’s office, police officials discovered six hand-held video cameras, but they were not sure if the cameras were held or set up for the sexual abuse tapings.

Legal News Reporter: Nicole Howley-Legal news for Delaware criminal lawyers.