Three Daycare Workers Arrested on Suspicion of Abusing Toddlers
Translated & summarized from Arutz Sheva by baba
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- Three daycare workers arrested in the Sharon region on suspicion of toddler abuse.
- Investigation began after an 11-month-old infant suffered an ear injury.
- Suspects allegedly slammed toddlers, pulled their ears, and threw objects.
- Evidence suggests a pattern of abuse, not a single incident.
- The arrested women are from Ra'anana and are in their 30s and 50s.
Three daycare workers in the Sharon region of Israel have been arrested on suspicion of abusing toddlers under their care. The arrests followed a covert investigation by the police, which was initiated after an 11-month-old infant was brought to Meir Hospital with an injury to his ear. Investigators from the Kfar Saba station in the Central District gathered evidence, including through technological means, which suggested that the abuse was not an isolated incident but rather a pattern of violence.
According to the suspicions, the daycare workers were recorded engaging in violent acts against the infants. These alleged actions include forcefully lifting toddlers and slamming them to the floor, pulling their ears, and throwing objects at them. The investigation progressed to a public phase with the arrest of the three suspects.
The arrested women, residents of Ra'anana in their 30s and 50s, are expected to be brought before a court on Tuesday, where police will seek to extend their detention based on the investigation's findings.
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