Three Israeli Daycare Workers Suspected of Child Abuse
Translated & summarized from Vesty by baba
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- Three daycare workers arrested in Israel's Sharon district.
- Suspected of severe physical mistreatment of children.
- Investigation triggered by infant's hospitalization with ear injury.
- Evidence includes surveillance recordings of abuse incidents.
- Suspects to appear in court for extended detention.
Three daycare assistants in Israel's Sharon district have been arrested on suspicion of severely mistreating young children. According to investigators, the women allegedly lifted children forcefully, threw them on the floor, pulled their ears, and hurled objects at them. The investigation was prompted by a report from Meir Hospital in Kfar Saba, which admitted an 11-month-old infant with an ear injury. Following the report, police initiated a covert inquiry into the daycare center's activities, gathering evidence through various means, including technical surveillance. Police stated that recordings revealed multiple instances of abuse. The three suspects, all residents of Ra'anana aged between 30 and 39 and 50 and 59, were apprehended after sufficient evidence was collected. They were scheduled to appear in court on October 5, where police intended to request an extension of their detention to further the investigation.
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