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Israeli Nursery Staff Face Charges for Abusing Toddlers
Police and prosecutors are preparing to indict three staff members of a private nursery in Ariel for hundreds of alleged child abuse incidents. Natalya Kislevski, the manager, and assistants Darina Khalupa and Anna Pagalsky face charges including physical abuse and restraint.
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- 01Three staff members of a private nursery in Ariel, Israel, are facing charges for hundreds of alleged child abuse incidents.
- 02The accused include manager Natalya Kislevski and assistants Darina Khalupa and Anna Pagalsky.
- 03Over 600 incidents of abuse, including physical violence and restraint, were documented against more than ten toddlers.
- 04The investigation involved reviewing over 2,400 hours of video footage and extensive witness statements.
- 05The abuse came to light after an instructor reported an unusual incident to the police.
- 06One mother described her child suffering severe abuse, leading to post-traumatic stress.
The investigation uncovered over 600 incidents involving more than ten children under two years old. The abuse was revealed by an instructor and is supported by extensive video evidence, with the suspects' detention extended as the probe continues.
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