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Kindergarten Worker Arrested in Ariel on Child Abuse Allegations

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Three Nursery Workers Arrested in Ariel on Child Abuse Allegations

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Police in Ariel arrested three women, including the director, on suspicion of child abuse at a private nursery. The facility was closed for 60 days while investigators review surveillance footage. The detention of the first suspect was extended until October 22, with police seeking to extend the arrests of the other two.

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  • Three women, including a nursery director, were arrested in Ariel on child abuse charges.
  • The private nursery where the alleged abuse occurred has been closed for 60 days.
  • Investigators are examining surveillance footage and other evidence from the nursery.
  • The detention of the first suspect was extended until October 22.
  • Police will seek to extend the arrests of the other two women.
Three Nursery Workers Arrested in Ariel on Child Abuse Allegations
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Police in Ariel have arrested three women on suspicion of child abuse at a private nursery. The detained individuals include the nursery's director. The facility has been ordered closed by police for 60 days.

According to a police statement on October 20, the first suspect, a nursery worker, was apprehended that morning. Later, another caregiver and the director were taken into custody. Investigators are currently reviewing surveillance footage from the nursery and other collected evidence.

The Petah Tikva Magistrate's Court extended the initial suspect's detention until October 22. The other two women are also scheduled to appear in court, where police will seek to extend their arrests.

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