Man who impersonated doctor jailed for sexually assaulting pregnant woman
A man who impersonated a doctor to sexually assault a pregnant woman has been jailed, British police have announced.
Gregory Boyle, 58, was imprisoned for six years and four months on Wednesday for the attack at Princess Royal University Hospital, Scotland Yard said.
Police said the victim’s partner had worked at Boyle’s home and had confided in him about a medical condition she was suffering while pregnant.
Officers said a nurse at the hospital in Farnborough, Kent, walked in and challenged the man, who had performed a sensitive examination, before calling the General Medical Council to learn he was not a doctor.
Boyle was arrested at the scene in September 2016 before admitting assault by penetration and sexual assault in a case at Croydon Crown Court, a force spokesman said.
The Metropolitan Police’s Detective Constable Paul Hill said: “Boyle targeted a vulnerable, heavily-pregnant woman who was concerned for her health.”
