A UK male nurse who raped unconscious patients in curtained-off booths in the busy John Radcliffe Hospital in Oxford faces jail after he was convicted of attacks on three women. One of the victims is said to be Zimbabwean.

Andrew Hutchinson, of Garford, near Abingdon, Oxfordshire, pleaded guilty at Oxford Crown Court to the attacks at the John Radcliffe Hospital.
Police had to track down his victims, aged from 18 to 35, as none had been aware of the offences at the time.
When police raided his home, they found images and videos of unconscious patients, taken with a medical camera he had stolen from the hospital.
Hutchinson was arrested after he was seen hanging around children at the White Horse Leisure Centre in Abingdon.
He also admitted several further voyeurism offences and of making indecent images of children as well as one count of theft of medical equipment related to the theft of a nasopharyngoscope stolen from the Oxford University Hospitals NHS Trust John Radcliffe Hospital in November 2013 and one count of theft/possession of a controlled class B drug ketamine – found in his possession in December last year.
Hutchinson was arrested by Thames Valley Police on suspicion of voyeurism offences at the White Horse Leisure Centre in Abingdon in November 2013 and was charged in December last year before additional charges were added in January.
A Thames Valley Police spokesman said: ‘At the time of his arrest, Hutchinson was employed as a staff nurse at the emergency department of the John Radcliffe Hospital. Since his arrest he has not worked for and is no longer an employee of Oxford University Hospitals NHS Trust.
‘His arrest led to the detection of further offences from images on devices seized from him, including a mobile phone, computer equipment, memory stick and camera.
‘The victims in the images of sex offences had been unaware that offences were committed against them because they were unconscious at the time the offence took place.
‘The victims of the voyeurism offences, apart from those who had made reports to police, had been unaware that they were being recorded or filmed.
‘All identifiable victims of Hutchinson have now been contacted by Thames Valley Police to be informed of the offences which took place against them and receive appropriate support.
———-LOADING….PLEASE WAIT………
—VIDEO REMOVED due to legal concerns—
-UK Metro