Ibrahim Akal, 24, had transported the woman to an ER examination room at Providence Alaska Medical Center, according to a criminal complaint.
Ibrahim Akal, 24, was a member of the Providence Alaska Medical Center transport team when he encountered the patient on May 2, according to a criminal complaint filed this week with charges.Akal was arrested Monday on charges of first- and second-degree sexual assault.
The other transport team member left the room, but Akal stayed behind and sexually assaulted the woman, the charges said.The woman called for help from a nurse immediately after the assault but then called 911, according to the affidavit. Police collected evidence from the room and looked at surveillance footage, it said. The woman also underwent a sexual assault examination to collect DNA, the charges said.
In his role as a transport team member, Akal was not permitted to conduct patient care outside the direction of a nurse or doctor and had no reason to touch patients aside from moving their bed, the affidavit said.
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