Investigation Concludes into Man Who Tampered With Baby Food
The investigation into a 41-year-old resident of Beersheba, suspected of injecting anesthetic substances into fruit puree packages, has concluded. The suspect allegedly carried out the act in order to cause harm to infants.
Details of the investigation, dubbed "Case Prinok," were released on Thursday. The suspect is accused of purchasing the fruit puree, tampering with it by injecting anesthetic drugs, and then returning the products to supermarket shelves. The motive behind the alleged tampering is believed to be a desire to harm babies.
The investigation was conducted by the police and the Shin Bet security agency. The suspect was arrested several months ago after a series of complaints from parents who reported that their babies experienced unusual symptoms after consuming the puree. The police are expected to file an indictment against the suspect in the coming days.
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