A new report from N12 clarifies that the Nahariya school caretaker was pepper-sprayed by a student after the caretaker had allegedly slapped the student earlier, not the other way around. Both the caretaker and another student were injured; Nahariya police are investigating the incident, which follows The Zioneer's earlier 13:33 report.
N12 has now clarified the sequence of events at the Nahariya school, correcting the earlier understanding reported by The Zioneer at 13:33. According to the updated account, the caretaker allegedly slapped a student first; the student then left the scene, obtained pepper spray, and sprayed the caretaker in the face. A second student was also injured. Nahariya police are investigating.
The desk's initial report at 13:33, based on the same N12 report now updated, had described the caretaker as the victim of a pepper-spray attack without specifying the alleged provocation. That version stemmed from the same source's first dispatch, which has since been revised. The earlier thread already noted that police were investigating and that a youth investigator might be involved, following the original allegation that an 11-year-old student had spat on a teacher on Thursday morning.
The Zioneer reported at 13:33 that police were probing both the caretaker's alleged slap and the student's response. The Nahariya municipality has not yet commented publicly on the incident.
The precise circumstances that led the student to obtain pepper spray and the extent of injuries to the caretaker and the second student remain unconfirmed by official police statements or medical reports as of 15:56 Jerusalem.
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