Three Suspected Child Abusers Arrested at Ashkelon Daycare
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
Three daycare workers in Ashkelon have had their arrests extended for five days amid allegations of violence and abuse against young children. The suspects, Svetlana Bozhdomov, Tatyana Pletnikov, and Anastasia Supronova, are accused of harming infants and toddlers. The daycare manager was released under restrictive conditions, and another caregiver was also released. The investigation is ongoing.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Three Ashkelon daycare workers arrested for alleged child abuse and violence.
- Suspects Svetlana Bozhdomov, Tatyana Pletnikov, and Anastasia Supronova face charges.
- The alleged abuse involves children aged eight months to three years.
- The daycare manager was released under restrictive conditions.
- An additional caregiver was arrested and subsequently released.
A Magistrate's Court in Ashkelon extended the arrest of three daycare workers by five days as part of an investigation into alleged violence and abuse against infants and toddlers aged eight months to three years. The suspects whose detention was prolonged are Svetlana Bozhdomov, Tatyana Pletnikov, and Anastasia Supronova, whose photos were cleared for publication. The daycare's manager, who was also arrested, was released under restrictive conditions following the hearing. Another caregiver arrested on suspicion of abusing a helpless minor was released by police. The investigation reportedly saw a development leading to the arrest of an additional caregiver.
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