According to the kindergarten parents, she was never on her way to her parents' house in Rosh HaAyin, even though she was not allowed to do so • The struggle headquarters: "Again we are the ones who have to do the work
Complaint against the "abusive teacher", Carmel Meuda, for violating the conditions of her house arrest.
The parents of the children in Mauda's kindergarten, who filed the complaint, claimed that Mauda came to her family in Rosh HaAyin last night (Saturday).
Documentation: "The abusive teacher" Carmel Meuda, allegedly violating the conditions of her detention // Photo: Struggle headquarters
The parents also approached the prosecution so that it would give its opinion on the alleged violation.
According to their claims, yesterday, at 8:20 PM, she was never seen driving her father's car at the entrance to Rosh HaAyin.
The leader of the struggle, Sivan Madari, apparently identified her on the road at the entrance to the city and documented her while still trying to escape from it.
Minutes later, Madari was waiting on the street where Meuda's parents live in Rosh HaAyin, and heard her sister say, "Come on, there's no one here."
A minute later she never got home and was documented by Madri entering the house.
After hearing about the fact that their children were injured in Mauda's kindergarten, two mothers went out to the house where Carmel Mauda was staying at the time, and shouted at her for what she had done to their children.
Carmel's family members went out to the two, shouted at them and even called them to a mobile phone, claiming that there was a demonstration at the place.
A mobile arrived at the scene and left after a few minutes.
Recall that at the last hearing in her trial, she was never asked for relief from house arrest, and was denied by the court, mentioning that she was allowed to leave the house arrest address for only three hours during the weekdays to accompany her father to treatments.
"Criminal convicted of assaulting toddlers, some of whom are on the same street she was traveling on"
Sivan Madari, director of the struggle headquarters: "We have been receiving inquiries from various people for many months because we see Carmel walking to her, not near a hospital, where she is supposed to accompany her father for treatments, but unfortunately they did not have time to document this.
"Yesterday on my way home to Rosh HaAyin I recognized the vehicle of Moti Meuda, Carmel's father, and Carmel was sitting behind the wheel and it was clear to me that she was on her way to her parents' house. Carmel is a convicted felon of 17 counts of child abuse and assault!
"She has already asked in the last hearing for relief from house arrest and to return home but was refused, so how can no one supervise that she is there? Let her get to the same place where she committed her serious offenses? We are again proven that we are the citizens who have to do the work That's exactly why we set up the headquarters. "