A 76 -year -old UK is accused of giving calming sweets in the camp

Prosecutors said that a 76 -year -old man was arrested in England, claiming that he gave boys in a summer camp with a rapprochement.

John Robin, who was in a court in central England, was held on Saturday to confront the child’s cruelty, until a hearing on August 19.

Police say they received a report on Sunday that the children were fell ill in Tatharn Lodge, a farm converted with a gym and its facilities, about 120 miles north of London.

Eight children between the ages of 8 and 11 have been transferred with an adult person to the hospital as a preventive measure. All of them were later emptied.

Robin was arrested on Monday in a bar near the hostel.

Robin, who is the title of the house about 15 miles from the hostel, faces three charges “intentionally assault, poor treatment, neglect, abandoning children, or exposing them in a way that causes them to suffer or an unnecessary injury”, with regard to three children in the camp.

“This was a very disturbing and shocking moment of society, especially for children and parents directly,” said Janine McKini, head of the Prosecutor’s Prosecutor at East Midlands. CBS News BBC partner.

The hostel is owned by Braithwaite Gospel Trust, a Christian charity. The police confirmed that the owners are “independent of people who use or employ a hostel and are not related to the accident.”