A man appearing in court in connection with stalking is accused of contacting an NHS health worker with song-related messages. Prosecutors say Leon Khan, 40, sent the communications after he formed an obsession with Sylwia Anczakowska, a healthcare facilitator who worked at St Bernard's Hospital in Southall, west London.
The court hears that Khan’s contact begins while he is a patient and she works in the hospital, where they reportedly become acquainted. Outlets describe how the alleged behavior continues through the sending of songs, which is presented as part of a wider pattern of unwanted attention. The reporting focuses on how the relationship starts in a healthcare setting and how the subsequent messages are characterized as stalking.
While the available summaries center on the same core allegations—hospital acquaintance, alleged obsession, and song-related messages—the details about the full timeline and any specific charges are not provided in the excerpts.
