At my MiL's first care home there was an 'incident' which caused some problems for the owners with the CQC. Not long afterwards the owners sold up (not as a direct result of the incident, but because they were struggling on a number of levels). We found a new home for MiL.
We discovered some time later, from someone who had worked there, what the incident was - a male resident had crept into one of the women's bedrooms and raped her. She was in her late 80s and utterly traumatised. From what I gather it's a common hazard, but care home owners and managers have a legal responsibility to ensure all the residents' safety. It's definitely not a role for the faint-hearted 
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