A 37-year-old man has been sentenced to nearly four years behind bars after attacking NHS staff with CS spray inside Aberdeen Royal Infirmary’s emergency department.
Chaos Erupts Over Long Wait
Piotr Huczynski flew into a rage over a lengthy wait in the A&E waiting area on October 10, 2025. His fury led him to spray a security guard and a nurse with the irritant, sparking panic and injuries at the hospital.
Lockdown and Injuries
The incident forced emergency services to respond swiftly. Two people were hurt, and the A&E was locked down for around three hours amid the chaos.
Long List of Charges and Sentence
- Huczynski pled guilty to ten charges, including assault, threatening behaviour, firearms offences, and recklessly discharging CS spray.
- He admitted his crimes in January 2026.
- Aberdeen Sheriff Court sentenced him to three years and eight months in prison.
This shocking attack highlights the growing pressure and risks faced by NHS frontline workers.
