A 52-year-old healthcare assistant, Papy Kadima Tshikala, is found guilty/convicted of sexually assaulting a 17-year-old girl who is described as vulnerable. Multiple reports say Tshikala worked at Regional Hospital Mullingar in 2024 and carried out the abuse while the teenager was receiving treatment. The girl was said to have been admitted after an overdose and was also described as suffering from depression at the time. The case involves alleged sexual assault occurring in a healthcare setting during the period when the teenager was being cared for. Tshikala, who lives in Dunamaise View, Portlaoise, and is originally from the Democratic Republic of the Congo, faces consequences following the conviction. The reporting across outlets focuses on the role he held at the hospital, the circumstances of the teenager’s admission, and the alleged assault occurring during her treatment.
Healthcare assistant convicted of sexually assaulting vulnerable teen at hospital
A 52-year-old healthcare assistant, Papy Kadima Tshikala, is found guilty/convicted of sexually assaulting a 17-year-old girl who is described as vulnerable. Multiple reports say Tshikala worked at Re...
- Papy Kadima Tshikala (52) is convicted/found guilty of sexually assaulting a 17-year-old girl.
- The alleged assault takes place at Regional Hospital Mullingar while the girl is receiving treatment.
- The teenager is described as vulnerable, with reports citing depression and that she was admitted after an overdose.
- Tshikala works as a healthcare assistant at the hospital in 2024.
- He lives in Dunamaise View, Portlaoise, and is originally from the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
Papy Kadima Tshikala (52), a healthcare assistant at Regional Hospital Mullingar, sexually assaulted the girl while she was being treated after an overdose
5 hours agoPapy Kadima Tshikala (52), Dunamaise View, Portlaoise, originally from the Democratic Republic of the Congo, was working at Regional Hospital Mullingar in 2024, where the girl, then 17 and suffering from depression, was admitted.
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