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The incident in the Bratsk kindergarten was caught on video and attracted the attention of law enforcement agencies.
In Bratsk, Irkutsk region, a teacher at kindergarten No. 15 threw a child to the ground during a walk. The Russian woman’s actions were caught on video; the video was published by the Babr Mash Telegram channel.
The presented footage shows a woman dragging a kindergartener. She then throws him to the ground several times. The boy cannot get up and begins to cry. Another student comes up to him and helps.
The parents shared that this is not the first time their children have encountered cruelty from an employee. The Irkutsk prosecutor's office has already become interested in what happened.
Previously, it was reported that in Novorossiysk a swearing teacher hit a child.
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