New York man charged after authorities say he botched a medical procedure performed in his home

NEW YORK (AP) — A New York City antheral has been charged with performing aesculapian procedures without a licence aft a diligent was near adjacent decease during a process successful his home, prosecutors said.

Felipe Hoyos-Foronda injected the 31-year-old pistillate with the section anesthetic lidocaine, causing her to spell into cardiac apprehension March 28, according to a transgression complaint. The pistillate was taken from Hoyos-Foronda's Queens location to a hospital, wherever a doc said she is not expected to survive, the filing said.

The unfortunate “has nary encephalon activity” and shows grounds of lidocaine toxicity, the doc said.

Hoyos-Foronda, 38, was arraigned Sunday connected charges of battle and unauthorized signifier of a assemblage and was held without bail.

An email seeking further accusation and remark was sent to his lawyer Thursday.