NYPD cop, mom of three dies after boob job in Dominican Republic, family demands malpractice probe
Metro NYPD cop, mom of three dies after implant removal in Dominican Republic, family demands malpractice probe By Zoe Hussain, Tina Moore and Joe Marino Published Aug. Add The New York Post on Google An NYPD cop died after suffering complications from breast implant removal surgery in the Dominican Republic — and now the mom of three’s family is demanding a malpractice investigation, according to reports and authorities. Rebecca De Paula, 31, who was named officer of the month in March at her Bronx precinct, contracted a bacterial infection after the cosmetic surgery at a clinic in Santo Domingo, relatives told local outlet Noticias Sin.
- ▪Metro NYPD cop, mom of three dies after implant removal in Dominican Republic, family demands malpractice probe By Zoe Hussain, Tina Moore and Joe Marino Published Aug.
- ▪Add The New York Post on Google An NYPD cop died after suffering complications from breast implant removal surgery in the Dominican Republic — and now the mom of three’s family is demanding a malpractice investigation, according to reports
- ▪Rebecca De Paula, 31, who was named officer of the month in March at her Bronx precinct, contracted a bacterial infection after the cosmetic surgery at a clinic in Santo Domingo, relatives told local outlet Noticias Sin.
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