Police searching for former patients of psychiatrist Stanley Dobrowolski

March 6, 2013

London Police are searching for dozens of women they say were recorded without their knowledge in the office of psychiatrist Stanley Dobrowolski.

Dobrowolski was arrested in November and charged with two counts of sexual assault and one count of voyeurism.

In January, police executed a search warrant at the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario, and reported finding evidence of seven additional cases of voyeurism.

Now police say an investigation into Dobrowolski’s computer and electronic storage devices has led them to believe there are 34 more women who were allegedly videotaped without their consent.

Police want to speak with any women who were patients of Dobrowolski’s between 2007 and 2012.

The psychiatrist’s medical license was suspended by the Ontario College of Physicians and Surgeons in October 2012.

All cases brought to police will be handled sensitively.

Support for any women involved is available through the Sexual Assault Centre London at 519-438-2272.

Former patients should contact the London Police Service project personnel at 519-660-5842 or online at [email protected].

A lawyer for Dobrowolski was expected to appear in a London court room on Tuesday to speak to the sexual assault and voyeurism charges.

Source: "Police Search For Psychiatrist’s Patients," BlackburnNews.com, March 5, 2013.