Israel Social Services abandon raped and abused youth

Channel 1, at the news, August 2010 

IAD filed charges against three police officers from the police station in Carmiel about a boy was beaten unjustly. A child in Carmiel was abused in the Carmiel police station and raped and tortured the Kishon Detention Center . Carmiel Social Services Administration did not help the child even after all the traumatic events that he will bear all his life. The childs older brother who had served in a combat unit in the IDF, after this event the family has decided to to leave Israel.

It began with the police beating S., a 17 year old from Carmiel, a public urination call was made. The police charged him for attempted burglary. He was sent to the Kishon detention center for youth. There he was raped, abused they cut the boy's ear and tortured him for 4 more days, all this under the guard's noses.

The case is currently being studied in the Department of Internal Affairs Ministry of Justice. Menahem Hadar brings hard documentation on abandonment of a nightmares that will last all of his life. The boy's father turned  to Carmiel Municipality in order to receive assistance but only received evasive answers.
The boy says: "It hurts, I can not sleep, I get flashbacks, and I can not talk to people. I just can not get through the day without thinking about what happened to me, what they did to me".

The original,

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