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Daycare Manager Freed, Staff Remain Suspects in Toddler Abuse Case
The manager of Ashkelon's 'Zozo' daycare chain was released to house arrest, while four staff members are suspected of abusing toddlers. The manager is accused of failing to report the alleged abuse. A judge criticized the police investigation, noting the lack of evidence for the manager's detention.
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- 01Ashkelon daycare manager released to house arrest amid toddler abuse allegations.
- 02Four staff members at 'Zozo' daycare are suspected of abusing toddlers aged 8 months to 3 years.
- 03Manager suspected of failing to report alleged incidents of violence.
- 04Judge criticized police, citing lack of justification for detention.
- 05Detention of three daycare workers extended by five days.
Three staff members have had their detention extended by five days.
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