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Ongoing Story· Day 39

Three Daycare Workers Arrested for Alleged Toddler Abuse in Central Israel

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Ashkelon Court Extends Detention of 3 Daycare Workers Accused of Toddler Abuse

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Three daycare workers in Ashkelon, Svetlana Bozhdomov, Tatiana Platnikov, and Anastasia Sofronova, had their detention extended by the Ashkelon Magistrate's Court on suspicion of systematically abusing toddlers. The alleged abuse occurred at the private 'Zozo' daycare centers. The daycare director was also arrested, and another caregiver was released. Judge Chen Ben Haim noted the systematic nature of the abuse and the presence of non-minor injuries.

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  • Three Ashkelon daycare workers' detention was extended for suspected toddler abuse.
  • The alleged abuse occurred at the private 'Zozo' daycare centers.
  • Suspects Svetlana Bozhdomov, Tatiana Platnikov, and Anastasia Sofronova are accused of systematic violence.
  • The daycare director was also arrested; another caregiver was released.
  • Judge Chen Ben Haim cited systematic abuse and non-minor injuries during the hearing.
Ashkelon Court Extends Detention of 3 Daycare Workers Accused of Toddler Abuse
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