Five children escaping from a center after reporting abuse La Guardia Civil not retained even though it had reported his disappearance - were last night
missing MANUEL PLANELLES - Córdoba - 03/07/2008
escaped from a juvenile facility. They laid a complaint of ill-treatment in the Civil Guard, and despite already notified its flight, officials let them go. Were still missing last night. Five girls of 14 and 15 who left on Sunday juvenile facility administered by the Foundation Arco Iris Hornachuelos (Córdoba).
The parties reflect a bruised eye, another in the chest and a "slap"
The girls accused their teachers of causing "injury", as reported yesterday by the Guardia Civil. The Andalusian responsible for the protection of minors and the center, has opened an investigation. It is unclear why the officers let them go despite the leak had been reported.
was a day early on Sunday when the director of the complex filed with the Civil Guard in Palma del Rio, a first complaint that warned that the five children had left the center of Santa Maria Prado. It is a farmhouse isolated and surrounded by fields within one kilometer of the road from Palma del Rio and Hornachuelos. It is not a reformatory closed, but a center that treats girls with personality disorders.
After leaving, the children came on Monday morning at the same Civil Guard barracks in Palma del Río. They in turn reported to the workers of the unit. Five medical reports attached to the center of Palma del Río Health. In those parts detailing how one of them has a "bruised right eye and a tooth. Another had a bruised chest and a third states that they have stuck a slap in the right thigh. "
The Department of Children and Families of the Junta de Andalucía announced yesterday that it has opened "diligence information" to clarify "versions differ on some alleged ill-treatment" reported by the girls. The Council for Equality and Social Welfare refused to provide more data, preferring to wait until the investigation is completed. It so happens that another child with conduct disorder was moved from the center a month ago after his mother complained about his treatment.
The Andalucian Ombudsman, José Chamizo, lamented the flight of the girls said that these schools are subject to conditions "very complicated." He said, "These units have a very therapeutic but they are hard, because the kids need to restructure their lives. "Chamizo recognized that these facilities are" good results ". But we also said that if there were irregularities, his office will take part in the affair.
