
After the conviction of an educator at the Munich district court, the question of the failure of the daycare center management remains open.
After a teacher was convicted of child abuse at the Munich District Court, the question arises as to why no protective measures were taken for the children despite employees informing the daycare center management.
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A teacher was convicted at the Munich district court of mistreating children. Employees had previously informed management about the incidents without any consequences.
It's not like nobody knew. Several employees saw the teacher hitting children and pulling their hair and informed the daycare management, but nothing changed. The teacher abused children for months.
And that is exactly what remains the big question after the trial against the educator and after her conviction at the Munich district court: Why didn't anyone stop this woman? Why didn't anyone protect the children?
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