Court Extends Detention of 3 Ashkelon Daycare Workers Suspected of Child Abuse
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
A court in Ashkelon extended the detention of three daycare workers suspected of systematically abusing infants and toddlers. The alleged abuse occurred at the private "Zuzu" daycare center and involved significant injuries. The judge described a specific incident of violent shaking and throwing of babies. The daycare's manager was also arrested.
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- Three Ashkelon daycare workers' detention was extended over suspected child abuse.
- The alleged abuse at "Zuzu" daycare involved infants aged eight months to three years.
- A judge described the abuse as systematic and involving significant injuries.
- The daycare's manager was also arrested in connection with the case.
- One other arrested worker has since been released.
A Magistrate's Court in Ashkelon has extended the detention of three daycare workers suspected of abusing infants and toddlers aged eight months to three years at the "Zuzu" private daycare center in the city. The suspects are Svetlana Bozhdomov, Tatyana Pletnikov, and Anastasia Supronova. The daycare's manager, who was also arrested, has not yet appeared for her hearing. Another arrested worker was released. Judge Chen Ben-Haim stated during the hearing that the abuse was systematic and involved significant injuries, describing one incident where a suspect shook and threw a baby into a crib, then immediately proceeded to shake, hit, and throw another baby into the same crib.
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