European Psychiatry - Volume 41 - April 2017

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S592 25th European Congress of Psychiatry / European Psychiatry 41S (2017) S583–S644
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Correlation between
socio-demographic factors and profile
of the rapist in Bulgaria
M. Stoimenova-Popova ∗, L. Tumbev , P. Chumpalova ,
I. Veleva , A. Todorov , V. Valtchev , P. Popov
1 Medical University-Pleven, Faculty of Public Health-Psychiatry and
Medical psychology, Pleven, Bulgaria
2 National Sports Academy, Biochemistry and Physiology, Sofia,
Bulgaria
3 Ministry of Health, National Center Addictions, Sofia, Bulgaria
∗ Corresponding author.
Introduction Sexual abuse is of great public and high degree of
public danger.
Objectives The aim of this study was to evaluate the influence of
specific socio-demographic factors among sex crime offenders.
Material The subjects of study are 66 individuals in total, testi-
fied by expert psychiatrist and subsequently charged by law as of
December 2010, up until today.
Methods Patient record, providing information about different
socio-demographic factors. Retrospective research of the avail-
able medical documentation. A statistician conducts data research
analysis, using specialised software statistical packages for Stat-
graphics.
Results The highest percentage of the participants are from the
age groups between 15–24 and 45–54 years old. Both age groups
consist of 18 people (27%). The two groups with the lowest per-
centage of sex offenders are the ones between 25–34 –6 (9%) and
above 64–6 (9%). The biggest share have secondary education–26
(40%), followed by those with elementary education–24 (36%). The
smallest percentage are those with higher education – 2 (3%). There
is no statistically significant correlation between the research sam-
ple and their residence–34 (51%) live in a city and 32 (49%) – In
a village. There is also not a significant difference in their ethnical
origins. The biggest percentage of sex offenders have been raised
by both parents – 54 (82%).
Conclusions Sex offenders represent an exceptionally hetero-
geneous group, our study did not find significant correlation of
socio-demographic factors and the profile of the rapist.
Disclosure of interest The authors have not supplied their decla-
ration of competing interest.
EV0578
Personality type of homicide
offenders based on psychiatrist expert
reviews
P. Szilágyi
Szent János Hospital Budapest, Psychiatric Department, Budapest,
Hungary
Despite the relatively prudent regulations and dissuasive pun-
ishments worldwide, the number of homicide offenses are not
decreasing. In my study those psychiatrist expert opinions were
reviewed, which were created in closed homicide cases in the
institute of forensic medicine of Debrecen over five years from
2007.
The subject of my study was that what kinds of personalities these
crime offenders have, and whether they were in a pathological
mental state while committing the crime. The majority of the
offenders were from the most active age group between 20 and 40,
for the victims, however, the opposite can be said, as the most com-
mon homicide acts were committed against the older age group,
because due to their age they are less able to defend themselves
than the truly active age group. Out of 25 committers, 9 had psy-
chiatric treatment in its antecedents – mostly suicidal intentions
or attempts, alcohol dependence or depressive episode. Among
the cases examined, antisocial personality disorder was only made
probable in 42% of the perpetrators; however, it was not qualified as
restrictive factor in neither case.43.5% of the offenders were under
the influence of alcohol at the time of committing the act, and 58.3%
had no criminal record before.
The public believes about the homicide offenders that only peo-
ple with abnormal mental condition can commit them – however,
based on the reviewed psychiatrist expert opinions, the limita-
tion of imputation ability can rarely be established professionally.
Milder or more severe limiting factor were established in only 12%
of the offenders.
Disclosure of interest The author has not supplied his declaration
of competing interest.
EV0579
Forensic psychiatric expertise of
patients with anti-social personality
M. Turki ∗, N. Charfi , M. Maalej Bouali , J. Ben Thabet , N. Zouari ,
L. Zouari , M. Maalej
Hedi Chaker university hospital, psychiatry “C” department, Sfax,
Tunisia
∗ Corresponding author.
Introduction Epidemiological studies in the general population
confirm the indisputable link between criminological dangerous-
ness and mental disorders especially anti-social personality, which
increase clearly the prevalence of violent behavior.
Aim To dress socio-demographic, clinical and medico-legal pro-
file of offenders, with anti-social personality, in forensic psychiatric
examination.
Methods It was a retrospective study of a series of 195 patients
with antisocial personality (DSM-IV). They were examined, during
the period, from 2009 to 2013, on the occasion of a penal expertise
in the department of psychiatry C in the Hedi Chaker university
hospital, Sfax, Tunisia.
Results The mean age of patients at the offense moment, was
29.58 years, with a sex ratio of 26.85. Among them, 66.2% were
single, 49.2% had a primary school level and 41% had no profes-
sion. Between the patients, 58.5% lived in urban area and 38.5% in a
high crime area. Addictive behaviors were reported in 80% of cases.
Self-injury behaviors were noted in 33.8% of offenders. Psychiatric
histories were reported in 66.2%, and 25.6% of patients have been
already hospitalized in psychiatry department. 64.1% had already
committed forensic acts, and 36% had been imprisoned at least
once. The current offensewas: homicide 16.9%; sexual offense 9.2%;
violence 18.5%; theft 30.2%. The offense was related to impulsivity
(40%) or utilitarian purpose (39%).
Conclusion A young single man with no profession, a limited
educational attainment and a history of impulsive behaviors,
such is the profile most frequently encountered among offend-
ers with anti-social personality. Interventions for reducing forensic
behavior should focus on those social and clinical characteris-
tics.
Disclosure of interest The authors have not supplied their decla-
ration of competing interest.
EV0580
Demographic and criminal data
among psychiatric patients in Greece
G. Tzeferakos ∗, M. Papagaliaga , C. Papageorgiou , P. Bali ,
A. Douzenis
1 University of Athen, Medical School, 2nd Department of Psychiatry,
Attikon General Hospital, Athens, Greece
2 University Hospital of Larissa, Department of Psychiatry, Larissa,
Greece