Man in court accused of lacing sweets with sedatives before summer camp children fell ill | UK news
After the children were well in a summer camp in Leicestershire, a man accused of child persecution was arrested.
76 -year -old Jon Ruben, Saturday morning at the Leicester Magistrates’ Court, was said to be detained in the Leicester Criminal Court and the Leicester Crown court on Friday, August 29th, as it was accused of intentional attacked, neglecting, abandoning, abandoning, neglecting, abandoning, abandoning, abandoning, abandoning, abandoning, neglecting, neglecting, abandoning, leaving children.
The accusations are about to stay in a summer camp in Stathern Lodge in Stathern in Northern Leicestershire between July 25th and July 29th. The court was told that the accusations were about the desserts allegedly attached with sedatives.
Nottinghamshire, Ruben from Ruddington, spoke to confirm his name, date of birth and address during a four -minute trial, and did not show any symptoms of how to beg.
Leicestershire police came to the camp after informing that eight boys between eight and 11 years of age and children felt good and were admitted to the hospital as a precaution before an adult was discharged.
On Monday evening, Ruben was arrested in a nearby Pub on suspicion of something harmful with the intention of applying poison or injury, aggression or disturbing.
The neighbors at the scene saw the troubled parents outside the village hall in the nearby Plungar, which is used as a triaj center for children.
Police Surveillance, Independent Police Behavior Office (IPC), Leicestershire police investigated the incident, investigating the incident, allegedly responded to the scene, including the incident, including whether the incident took place, including contradictory explanations, including whether the incident took place, he said.
Police said that the owners of the camp were not investigated, that the owners and operators of Stathern Lodge were independent of people who use or do not afford to hire or are not bound to incident ”.
