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Kikar HaShabbatSecurity

Disturbing Video of Child on Leash in Haifa Leads to Police Investigation

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Hebrew · 3 newsrooms covering

A police investigation has been launched in Haifa following a disturbing video of a woman walking a child on a leash. Officers located and arrested the suspect, a Haifa resident, who is being questioned at the police station. Authorities are expected to seek an extension of her detention as the investigation into suspected child abuse continues.

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  • Police are investigating suspected child abuse in Haifa after a video showed a child on a leash.
  • The suspect, a Haifa resident, was arrested and is being questioned by authorities.
  • Authorities are expected to request an extension of the suspect's detention.
  • The incident occurred in the Carmel Tzarfati neighborhood of Haifa.

A disturbing video circulating online, showing a woman walking a child on a leash in Haifa's Carmel Tzarfati neighborhood, has prompted a police investigation into suspected child abuse. Following the video's release and a report on the incident, officers from the Haifa police station arrived at the scene to investigate the circumstances. During their investigation, officers located and arrested the suspect, a resident of Haifa, who was taken to the police station for questioning. Police are expected to request an extension of her detention from the court tomorrow, depending on the investigation's progress and findings. The circumstances surrounding the incident are still under examination.

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