Three Kindergarten Staff Detained in Israel on Suspicion of Child Abuse
Translated & summarized from NEWSru Israel by baba
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- Three kindergarten employees were arrested in Israel on suspicion of child abuse.
- The alleged abuse included rough handling and throwing objects at children.
- An investigation began after an 11-month-old was hospitalized with an ear injury.
- Police used technology to gather evidence of abuse incidents.
- The suspects are residents of Ra'anana and will appear in court on October 5.
Israeli police have arrested three kindergarten employees in the A-Sharon region on suspicion of abusing young children. Investigators allege the women treated the toddlers roughly, including forcefully lifting them, throwing them on the floor, pulling their ears, and throwing objects at them. The investigation was prompted after an 11-month-old child was hospitalized at Meir Hospital in Kfar Saba with an ear injury. Police conducted a covert investigation using technological means, which reportedly yielded evidence of multiple abuse incidents. The detained women, residents of Ra'anana, are reportedly in their 30s and 50s. They are scheduled to appear in court on October 5 to determine whether their detention will be extended.
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