Paris Police Arrest 16 People in Preschool Abuse Investigation
Paris investigators have arrested 16 people suspected of physical and sexual assaults on children at one preschool. The arrests come after more than a year of inquiries into abuse allegations at over 100 preschools and primary schools across the city.
France 24Paris police have arrested 16 people suspected of physical and sexual assaults on children at one preschool. The arrests follow more than a year of investigations into abuse allegations involving staff at after-school programs in the French capital.
Paris investigators have examined allegations at over 100 preschools and primary schools. The current case centers on one preschool where the 16 suspects are accused of committing assaults. Authorities have not released further details on the identities of those arrested or the specific incidents under review.
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