Sources and papers of the court said on Wednesday that the fake doctor of Queens left one of his patients in the brain after a failed attempt to remove its cultivation in his unlawful household clinic.
The 31 -year -old woman visited the Felipe Hayyus Forenda clinic for the unlicensed liposuction process in the 35th Street near the twentieth road in Datear Steinawi to obtain what the sources that were removed at about one o'clock said on Friday evening.
During the loose procedure, Hayyus Furunda-who claimed that he was a doctor in Colombia-managed to the victim to the victim through a syringe, caused her to be subjected to heart conditions, according to a complaint of the Criminal Court in Queens.
The victim was transferred by FDNY EMS to Mount Sinai Queens Hospital, where she was in critical condition. Meanwhile, Hayyus Forenda entered his car and drove.
In the hospital, the woman was soluble without any activity in the brain, and it seems that she shows signs of “toxicity,” as the complaint, referring to a doctor who was appointed to be careful.
Sources said that the victim was in the hospital, her friend appeared in the illegal clinic to capture her property.
The owner of the friend told the friend of what happened, which led her to contact the police, according to the sources.
When the police arrived, they spoke to the owner, who gave them a picture of Hayyus Forenda.
Sources said that the police managed to track the HOYOS-Foronda car license to the Van Wyuck Expressway-and caught by the Port Authority police at JFK Airport, where he was preparing to jump on a plane.
He was arrested and charged with the second -class attack, a felony, as well as an unauthorized practice of a profession, according to the complaint.
Hoyos-Foronda was requested to be detention without a guarantee on Sunday, and is scheduled to return to the court on Thursday morning.
Meanwhile, the victim was still unconscious in the hospital on Wednesday.
Police released a photo of the Hayyus Forenda car on a large scale as they issued an appeal to any other potential victims of progress.
These victims, or anyone else who has information about Foronda, can contact the Stoppers at 1-800-577-Tips (8477) or for Spanish, 1-888-57-Pista (74782).
The public can also send their advice by logging in to Crime Stoppers on the site https://cremestoppers.nypdonline.org/, or on xnypdtips.
