Kindergarten employee in Ingolstadt is released for investigations

Kindergarten employee in Ingolstadt is released for investigations

Ingolstadt, Deutschland - In the diocese of Eichstätt, the preliminary exemption from a kindergarten employee caused a sensation. This decision was made after police investigations arise that the employee could possibly be involved in a criminal matter. In order to ensure the protection of the children, the diocese was forced to act quickly and to temporarily give the person concerned from their tasks.

The diocese of Eichstätt, as the carrier of this facility, immediately contacted the responsible law enforcement authorities. This measure takes place in accordance with the church intervention regulations, which specifies clear guidelines for such situations. The main goal is not to hinder the ongoing investigations and at the same time maintain transparent communication.

The presumption of innocence is preserved

It is important to emphasize that the presumption of innocence applies to the employee concerned until the matter has been finally clarified. This means that it is considered innocent as long as the opposite is not proven. The diocese will only take further measures when the criminal and internal investigation is completed.

The communications related to this matter to the bodies of the affected facility show that the diocese relies on transparency. In order to create a safe and protected environment for the children, all the necessary steps were immediately taken. The well -being of the children is the top priority for the diocese of Eichstätt, and corresponding measures have been implemented immediately.

In order to respond to the needs of those affected, the diocese also offers support. External contact persons were named who take care of all reports and concerns, especially with regard to allegations of sexual abuse of minors.

The experts who are responsible for the clarification of such incidents work independently and are specially trained in order to offer a trusting point of view. For example, the affected Dr. Werner Merkle, a specialist in psychiatry in Eichstätt, reach on the phone number (0 84 21) 9 70 70. Felizitas Schweitzer, head of mental health in Ingolstadt, is also available to those affected at number (08 41) 8 80-30 60.

In addition, there is a advisory board affected, in which Udo Holy acts as a contact person. The Advisory Board offers the opportunity to communicate for everyone who is affected by these processes or are looking for information. The insight into these practices shows the efforts of the Church to provide both the well -being of the children as well as to create fair and transparent processes for possible people. For more information you can www.regional reporter.de Visit.