I seem to recall that the media/press was something you'd thought about way back in the thread, Crispy, when you expressed some concern as to people 'knowing' about what had happened and your name being bandied around but that won't happen because victims of rape are guaranteed anonymity.
However, that anonymity is not extended to the accused and if he's arrested on suspicion of or otherwise brought in for questioning, he'd be fair game if the press were to learn of it.
The days of reporters for local rags hanging around police stations to source stories are long gone, but tip offs occur iyswim and there are ways to get names 'out there'.
If he were to be formally charged with an offence he would be required to report it to his employer. Maybe someone who works for the NHS can comment on whether an arrest 'on suspicion of' pending further investigation by the police is an event that should be similarly reported?
Although he uses his employment to source victims he's unlikely to target any female he treats or who can be considered one of his 'patients', but I suspect there will have been some overlap somewhere along the line. I also suspect that he may have tried it on with other hospital personnel and, if the gossip factory were to go into production, the chances are that few will be unduly surprised that he's been accused of committing a sexual offence.
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