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Over 600 Abuse Incidents at Ariel Daycare; Suspects Cite 'Soviet Education'
Prosecutors intend to indict three staff members of an Ariel daycare center for allegedly abusing over ten toddlers in more than 600 incidents.
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- 01Three Ariel daycare staff face indictment for over 600 alleged abuse incidents against toddlers.
- 02The daycare director and two caregivers are accused of using force on crying babies.
- 03Suspects described their abusive methods as a form of "Soviet education."
- 04The abuse case was exposed by an activity instructor who reported suspicions to police.
- 05The daycare has been closed for 60 days, and three former caregivers were also arrested.
The investigation revealed that caregivers used force on crying babies, describing their methods as "Soviet education." The case was uncovered by an activity instructor who noticed suspicious behavior and reported it to police, leading to the daycare's closure and arrests. Further investigations have led to the arrest of three additional former caregivers.
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