
In the Sverdlovsk region, a former kindergarten teacher will answer in court for tying a two-year-old boy to a chair with tights and beating his sister
In the Sverdlovsk region, a former kindergarten teacher was accused of illegally imprisoning a two-year-old boy, whom she tied to a chair with tights, and beating his sister.
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The incident occurred in a kindergarten in the city of Serov with 24-hour attendance for children.
In the Sverdlovsk region, a former kindergarten teacher was accused of unlawful deprivation of liberty of a minor and improper performance of educational duties. The regional prosecutor's office reported this to Lenta.ru.
According to the investigation, the accused worked in a kindergarten in the city of Serov with 24-hour attendance for children. The woman was looking after two-year-old twins - brother and sister. She didn’t like the children’s excessive activity - the boy ran around the group and in the end the woman tied him to a children’s chair with tights, making him unable to move.
His sister also got it - she sat the child on a chair, and to make her obey, she hit her in the chest with her hand, causing physical pain. The woman has already been fired from the preschool.

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