A police surgeon dumped hundreds of confidential statements from victims of sex attacks and child abuse by a public rubbish bin, a medical tribunal heard. Dr Kameran Kader, 43, appeared before the General Medical Council accused of misconduct after leaving up to 700 of the papers by the bin in Bradford. The forms were completed while Dr Kader worked as a police surgeon in Plymouth. He admitted dumping the papers but said he had put them in the bin and denied his fitness to practice was impaired. The GMC Fitness to Practise Panel, sitting in Manchester, heard the confidential records were ripped up and left by a bin at the junction of Cumberland Road and Legrams Lane in the Lidget Green area on 29 March 2005. They were found by a Police Community Support Officer and eventually returned to Medacs Health Service. The documents included personal details of sex abuse victims, a full witness statement from a victim of child abuse and records of patient examinations. Libby Nichols, counsel for the GMC, told the panel that by the time the papers were discovered, Dr. Kader was working as a forensic psychiatrist at Strangeways prison in Manchester. He had been for dinner in Leeds and had dumped the documents in Bradford on his way back to Manchester.