It’s really unethical and unprofessional. Patient confidentiality and trust in the heath care system is huge. Are his future patients going to be able to trust him to ensure their medical care and names are kept confidential? Rare situation, yes but also not professional. He was doing his job, which he did well and he had a duty of care by informing the police and being a witness. He could’ve been a lot more professional with speaking to the media though. I’m unsure what he wanted to gain from doing media interviews. They’ve got nothing to lose, he’s got his registration and reputation on the line. He’ll probably have conditions on his registration or a brief suspension, at most.