Three Daycare Workers Arrested for Allegedly Abusing Toddlers
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- Three daycare workers arrested for alleged toddler abuse.
- Suspects accused of forceful lifting, throwing, and ear pulling.
- Investigation started after an infant's ear injury.
- Workers are residents of Ra'anana, aged 30s-50s.
- Police sought extended detention for further investigation.
Three daycare workers in the Sharon region of Israel have been arrested on suspicion of physically abusing toddlers in their care. Authorities allege the suspects were filmed lifting infants forcefully, throwing them to the floor, pulling their ears, and even tossing objects at them. The investigation was initiated at the Kfar Saba police station after an 11-month-old infant was brought to Meir Hospital with an ear injury. Following this report, police launched a covert investigation using technological means. The investigation uncovered suspicions of multiple violent incidents against infants at the daycare. As evidence accumulated, officers arrested three female workers, residents of Ra'anana aged in their 30s and 50s. The suspects were scheduled to appear in court, where police intended to request an extension of their detention for investigative purposes.
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