A 36-year-old occupational therapist was arrested after allegations that a child with special needs was assaulted during a therapy session in Vaughan, Ontario.
York Region police say they were alerted on February 24 by a report that a woman visited the victim’s home for a therapy session and allegedly assaulted the child.
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Anyone with information is encouraged to contact the police.
