A deputy care home manager 'waved her breasts in the face of an 88-year-old dementia sufferer' before hauling him out of his chair, biting him between the legs and calling him a 'dirty old man', a court heard. Siobhan Koralewski, 30, was 'taking revenge' on pensioner Ken Pinkney for breaking her mother Margaret's shoulder while agitated, it has been claimed. During her time at Roundstone Care Residential Home in Filey, North Yorkshire, Koralewski also allegedly forced another dementia sufferer, Elizabeth Hall, to down a cocktail of the dregs of her daily tea, Teesside Crown Court heard. Siobhan Koralewski (pictured) was a senior carer at Roundstone Care Residential Home in Filey, North Yorkshire, which her parents owned, when she allegedly 'waved her breasts' in the face of the resident
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Siobhan Koralewski, 30, 'waved her breasts' in the dementia sufferer's face
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Also bit 88-year-old between legs and called him 'dirty old man', court told
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Allegedly 'took revenge' after he accidentally broke her mother's shoulder
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Deputy care home manager also accused of mistreating two other people
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Koralewski and mother Margaret deny four counts of ill-treating residents
When Ms Hall screamed she did not want to drink the concoction, @placeholder put a hand over her mouth and told her to 'shut up' before pulling a 'wedgie' on her to force her to move, the jury was told today.