Three Ashkelon Daycare Workers Arrested for Alleged Child Abuse
Translated & summarized from Haaretz by baba
Three daycare workers in Ashkelon, Svetlana Bozdumov, Tatiana Plotnikov, and Anastasia Supronova, had their arrests extended for five days on suspicion of abusing toddlers. Police cited video evidence of the alleged assaults. The manager of the "Zuzu" daycare center was also arrested.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Three Ashkelon daycare workers' arrests extended for alleged toddler abuse.
- Suspects Svetlana Bozdumov, Tatiana Plotnikov, and Anastasia Supronova are accused of violence.
- Video evidence reportedly shows the workers attacking infants.
- The manager of the "Zuzu" daycare center has also been arrested.
- The alleged abuse involved children aged eight months to three years.
A Magistrate's Court in Ashkelon extended the arrest of three daycare workers for five days on Thursday. The women, identified as Svetlana Bozdumov, Tatiana Plotnikov, and Anastasia Supronova, are suspected of violence and abuse against toddlers aged eight months to three years. Police presented video evidence showing the suspects allegedly attacking the infants. The manager of the "Zuzu" private daycare center, where the alleged abuse occurred, was also arrested but has not yet appeared in court. Another daycare worker detained in connection with the case was released by police.
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