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Kindergarten Staff Arrested in Ashkelon on Suspicion of Child Abuse

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Kindergarten Staff Arrested in Ashkelon on Suspicion of Child Abuse

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Police in Ashkelon arrested a kindergarten teacher and four assistants from two private daycare centers on suspicion of abusing toddlers aged one to three. The report of suspected abuse was received this week, leading to the arrests after an investigation. Investigators will now collect testimonies from the parents of the identified children. The investigation is ongoing, with potential court appearances to extend the suspects' detention.

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  • A kindergarten teacher and four assistants were arrested in Ashkelon on suspicion of child abuse.
  • The suspects worked at two private daycare centers under the same management.
  • The alleged abuse involved toddlers aged one to three.
  • Police will interview the parents of the identified children.
  • The investigation is ongoing, and detention extensions may be sought.
Kindergarten Staff Arrested in Ashkelon on Suspicion of Child Abuse
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Police in Ashkelon have arrested a kindergarten teacher and four assistants from two private daycare centers on suspicion of abusing helpless toddlers aged one to three. The report of suspected abuse was received this week. Following an investigation, police decided to arrest the teacher and the four assistants, all residents of Ashkelon, who work at the two centers under the same management.

Investigators are scheduled to meet with the parents of the toddlers identified as potential victims in the coming days to collect their testimonies. The investigation is ongoing, and authorities will later consider bringing the suspects before a court to request an extension of their detention.

YnetCentre · Rishon LeZion

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