A nursery worker who kicked a young boy on his face as part of a rigorous campaign of misconduct Has been found guilty Of Hair cruelness,
Roksana LECKA was broadly caught on CCTV Children Motivated them to cry on the floor and Earnings less than one meter From a small child on more than one opportunity.
22 -year -old Evero Place, Hounslo, accepted seven cases of cruelty to a person under the age of 16 and convicted another 14 count by a jury in the Kingston Crown Court on Monday.
The test found a mate after investigation, found in Nursery October 2023 and June 2024 in Tismanham and Hanslo.
Officials began an investigation into Leka in June 2024, a member of the nursery employees raised their concerns about their behavior. He reviewed the CCTV more than 45 hours from 28 June 2024.
Children’s parents made statements and shared pictures of injuries, which show many red marks, injuries and scratches on children. The victim’s families got expert support from the authorities.
Leka was arrested on 5 July at her house on suspicion of child cruelty crimes.
During an interview, he did not comment on all questions and refused to accept his actions when CCTV footage was shown. Officers within the Child Abus Investigation Team were released on bail.
Detective Sergeant Geoff Boy of the Met Police Public Protection Command said that Leka’s insult was “Vipul”.
“The footage showed many attacks on the children in her care, in which she was repeatedly pinched and catching the children, dropping the children into their cot and on one occasion, she delivered a young boy several kicks on her face and stepped on his shoulder,” he said.
“He was arrested on 25 July 2024 on 25 July 2024 with a count of 12 cases of child cruelty, 12 cases of actual physical damage and an attempt to cause serious physical damage with intentions.”
Following an initial appearance in the court, this prosecution was revised in 24 cases of child cruelty against 24 separate children.
Leka was convicted on Monday, June 16 of child cruelty on 21 June. The jury did not find him guilty in three cases. She will appear Kingston crown court For punishment on Friday, 26 September.
Detective Inspector Sian Hutchings of the Met Police’s Public Protection Command said: “Despite being given several opportunities to do so, Leka never accepted her crimes during the investigation or gave some real insight to do so what happened to him. This has given more pain and confusion to the families of the victims.
“These families left their children in the care of Leka, clarified to protect their children as well as other employees of the nursery.
“Footage of his crimes against childrenless children was harassing.
“I would like to praise the strength of the victim’s families, who have to sit in court and see footage of misconduct that Leka provoked on her children.”
