A care worker attacked a vulnerable 88-year-old man in 'revenge' after the dementia patient accidentally broke her mother's arm, a court heard. Siobhan Koralewski, 30, was a senior carer at Roundstone Residential Home in Scarborough, which her parents owned, when she slapped and bit the elderly patient who had injured her mother. Ms Koralewski is also accused of mistreating three other dementia patients including one woman who suffered from Down's Syndrome. Siobhan Koralewski was a senior carer at Roundstone Residential Home in Scarborough, which her parents owned, when she allegedly 'slapped and bit' the 88-year-old dementia patient who had injured her mother
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Siobhan Koralewski 'slapped and bit the elderly patient and sat across him'
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Her brother Jeremy, a cook in the Scarborough care home, saw the attack
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Jeremy told Siobhan to stop after she 'slapped man across face four times'
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Siobhan and her mother Margaret accused of mistreating four patients
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One was woman with Down's Syndrome who was forced to take drinks
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