Creepy incident during my radiology duty at the hospital
I’m doing radiology training, so we regularly do duty at a hospital. A few days ago, something really weird happened during my shift.
A young woman came for an X-ray. I was doing the normal positioning procedure and asked her to place her hand properly on the couch. While setting things up, I went inside the exposure room.
That’s when I noticed a man, probably around 50 years old, who had entered the radiology room behind her. At first I didn’t think much of it, but then I realized he was secretly taking pictures of the girl from behind.
Then I noticed something else — he had also taken a picture while I was positioning the patient, so I was in the picture too.
I immediately informed the staff and we confronted him. We checked his phone and found the pictures. We deleted every photo ourselves — from the gallery and even from the recently deleted/bin section.
After getting caught, he suddenly switched his behavior and started saying, “I’m a reporter. What’s your name?”
By then I was already irritated. I just said, “I don’t have a name. Your X-ray is done, now please leave.”
The whole thing felt incredibly creepy. Hospitals are places where people are already uncomfortable and vulnerable. Secretly taking pictures of patients there is just messed up.
Some people seriously need to chill.