Hundreds of children who are checking out the disease after the fee for childcare

About 1,200 children are urged to test for infectious diseases after the care worker has been charged with a number of crimes, including rape children.

Joshua Dale Brown was arrested in May and threatened with 70 accusations, and police said he abused eight children – including the age of five – between April 2022 and January 2023.

The 26-year-old guy worked in 20 children since 2017, which forced local health authorities to inform parents of any children who may have been in his care, recommending to many to experience as a “precaution”.

Joshua Brown has not yet been charged with charges and was supported. He must appear in the Milburne Magistrate in September.

Eight children who claimed were damaged by two years and attended one child care center in the suburbs of Melbourne.

Joshua Brown is accused of raping children and sexual offenses, as well as the production and transfer of materials to children.

Detectives are also investigating allegedly crimes at the Children’s Center in Essendan, another suburbs of Melbourne, “as priority”.

At a press conference, the authorities said he had a real check with his children and employed as a child care worker when he was arrested.

They stated that Joshua Brown was not known to him before the investigation, adding that he believed he was acting alone and that he was allegedly only in Victoria.

Identification of his identity was an “unusual decision”, Victoria said Janet Stevenson, but this is a “unique” case.

“It is very important to make sure that each parent who has a child in care for children, knows who he was and where he worked,” she said.

Chief Health CEO Christian McGrath would not have said if the accused were positive for sexually transmitted infections, but said the method of alleged violation meant that some children could ask for an examination for infectious diseases.

About 2,600 families were due to 1,200 children recommended for testing, he said, adding that infections that could be exposed to, it can be treated with antibiotics.

Prime Minister Victoria Jasinta Alan said she was “ill”.

“My heart breaks for families who live the worst nightmare,” she said.

Alan said that families throughout Victoria would be “angry” and scared “, adding that a special site was created for those who were injured.