‘Dr Pump’ sentenced for administering unauthorised substances
Bern Regional Court sentences "Dr Pump" to a conditional sentence
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A Bern Regional Court has found the Solothurn doctor known as "Dr Pump" guilty of offences against the Swiss Sports Promotion Law. The man had administered unauthorised substances to patients.
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Regionalgericht Bern verurteilt “Dr. Pump” zu bedingter Strafe
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On Tuesday the court of first instance sentenced the 46-year-old to a conditional prison sentence of 14 months with a probationary period of two years. The sentence was therefore somewhat more lenient than the prosecution had demanded. The latter had demanded a conditional prison sentence of 20 months with a probationary period of two years.
The prosecution accused the man of knowingly prescribing prohibited substances such as anabolic steroids and other substances to 12 men without a therapeutic purpose. They charged the man with at least 82 cases.
The accused claimed that he had supplied the substances for medical and not doping purposes.
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