Arrest Made in Poisoned Baby Food Case in Israel
Israeli police have arrested a 40-year-old man from southern Israel in connection with the case of poisoned baby food purees. The investigation, which began in May, focused on finding the source of benzodiazepine substances (clonazepam and lorazepam) found in several jars of 'Prinok' brand baby purees. Five children were hospitalized after consuming the contaminated products but have since been released. The suspect was detained and will be brought to court for a remand hearing. Police have not disclosed further details due to the sensitivity of the investigation.
What we know
A 40-year-old man from southern Israel was arrested on suspicion of involvement in inserting anesthetic substances into baby food purees.
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Five children were hospitalized after eating 'Prinok' brand baby purees, all have been released.
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Tests found clonazepam and lorazepam in five products, all showing signs of tampering.
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The suspect will be brought to court for a remand hearing.
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The investigation began in May following reports of infants becoming ill.
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פריצת דרך בפרשת מחיות המורעלות: נעצר חשוד בן 40 תושב הדרום
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