The court approved the sentence Belev paramedic for a fake sick leave for a friend
In the Tula region entered into force the sentence against the paramedic of the Belevsky district hospital, which issued a fictitious hospital

In the Tula region entered into force the sentence against the paramedic of the Belevsky district hospital, which issued a fictitious hospital. The woman was fined in the amount of 30 thousand rubles, told “MK in Tula” in the joint press service of the courts and the regional DSA.
As established by the court, Komkova E.V. since 2015 worked as a paramedic in the emergency room of the Belevskaya CRB. In June 2026, a friend asked her to issue a ten-day disability certificate to her friend.
The paramedic agreed to help to maintain a good relationship with her friend.
While in her office, Komkova entered into the regional health information system knowingly false information about the admission of the patient and her diagnosis. At the same time, A. herself did not come to the hospital, and she did not undergo a medical examination.
First, the paramedic issued the woman sick leave for six days, and then extended it for another four days, again indicating a non-existent disease and fictitious information about the admission.
When the fraud was revealed, the proceedings followed. During the trial, Komkova fully admitted her guilt. However, in October 2026, the Suvorov Interdistrict Court found her guilty of official forgery and imposed a fine of 30 thousand rubles. On November 12, the sentence entered into force.
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Earlier, MK in Tula wrote another case related to a medical worker. We are talking about the fact that the Novomoskovskiy district court appointed six months of restriction of freedom to a local resident who beat a paramedic.
The incident occurred on July 28, 2025: a medical worker came to the man’s home to provide care, but during the communication between them there was a conflict.
The owner of the house hit the paramedic in the face, hitting the neck. The court qualified the incident as a beating.



