A magistrate yesterday delayed giving a decision in the indecent assault case of an emergency room doctor because of missing stenographers\u2019 notes.<\/p>\n
Magistrate Guillimina Archer may give her ruling on a no case submission made on Dr. Lynwood Brown\u2019s behalf by Murrio Ducille on March 13 if she gets the transcripts in time.<\/p>\n
An emergency room technician filed a private prosecution against Dr. Brown after police failed to act on her complaint that he touched her breast in the break room at Doctors Hospital on September 7, 2010.<\/p>\n
The woman has not been identified in compliance with rules regarding the naming of complainants in sexual offenses.<\/p>\n
The complainant, who was fired from the hospital in March 2011, claimed Brown grabbed her during a coffee break in the presence of two female coworkers.<\/p>\n
One of the women, a nurse, claimed on the same night Dr. Brown made her feel uncomfortable by telling her that her breasts looked good.<\/p>\n
The complainant claimed she chastised Brown for his inappropriate comments before he reached over and touched her breast.<\/p>\n
The woman has denied suggestions that she fabricated the complaint after Dr. Brown chastised her for failing to administer an IV to a patient who complained of chest tightness.<\/p>\n
Romona Farquharson is the prosecutor.<\/p>\n
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