Care home worker forces 101-yr-old dementia sufferer to eat biscuits off the floor 'like a dog'
A court heard on October 30 that a care home worker tried to make a 101-year-old dementia patient eat biscuits off the floor "like a dog" after the elderly woman spilled them by accident. 26-year-old Poorooshotum Avi Seedany reportedly attempted to make of a fool of the pensioner by trying to force her to get on the ground and eat the biscuits she spilled in the care home earlier this year. Seedany, who is commonly referred to as Avi, allegedly also attacked an elderly male resident of the care home as well by twisting his nipples and pulling his ears.
It has also been claimed that Avi, who is from Edinburgh, slapped a third resident on the head and pushed her so hard that she fell and hit her head on a chair at the Braid Hills Care Home in London earlier this year. According to the Daily Mail, the Edinburgh Crown Court heard that the care worker worked for five years at the home without any cases of abuse but then he started abusing the elderly residents over an eight-week period at the Swanson Unit.
