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Suspect Arrested for Attempting to Poison Infants with Contaminated Fruit Puree
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First reported by Kan News · 1 hour ago
What happened
Yan Shamla, a man in his 40s, has been arrested and charged with intentionally adding anesthetic drugs to "Prinook" baby food in an attempt to poison infants. Four children were hospitalized in June as a result, and the Shin Bet is involved in the ongoing investigation.
- 01Yan Shamla arrested for allegedly poisoning baby food.
- 02Anesthetic drugs found in "Prinook" fruit puree.
- 03Four infants hospitalized after consuming contaminated puree.
- 04Shin Bet involved in the investigation.
- 05Suspect's detention extended by six days.
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