Three Staffers Arrested in Alleged Abuse Case at Sharon Daycare Center
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- Three daycare workers arrested for alleged severe abuse of toddlers.
- Investigation began after an infant was hospitalized with injuries.
- Suspects allegedly threw children, pulled ears, and threw objects.
- Arrests followed a covert investigation that turned public.
- Suspects to appear in court for detention extension.
Three female staff members from a daycare center in Israel's Sharon region were arrested Monday on suspicion of severe violence against toddlers. The investigation, initially covert, became public with the arrests of three women, aged in their 30s and 50s, from Ra'anana. The case surfaced when an 11-month-old infant was brought to Meir Medical Center in Kfar Saba with a prominent ear injury. Medical staff suspected abuse and reported it to the police. Investigators from the Kfar Saba station launched a covert inquiry, gathering evidence that indicated a pattern of violence. According to police, evidence suggests the staff members were seen forcefully lifting toddlers, throwing them to the floor, pulling their ears, and throwing objects at them. As the investigation progressed and sufficient evidence was gathered, the probe went public, leading to the arrests. The suspects are scheduled to appear in court on Monday, where police will seek to extend their detention.
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