The police arrested a resident of the central area at the checkpoint • It was also discovered that his license had expired • This week 13,459 reports were issued, most of them due to a forbidden exit from the house
The parade of excuses for violating the closure for unauthorized reasons continues.
A resident of the central area encountered a police checkpoint on Sokolov Street in Ramat Hasharon while driving, in the direction of the exit from the city.
When asked by a police officer what the purpose of his trip was, he replied that he was going to bring his grandmother medicine.
The policeman noticed that there was no medicine or prescription in the vehicle.
The driver changed his version and claimed he was actually driving to her to make sure she was taking the medication.
This aroused the suspicion of the policeman, who continued to interrogate the driver and understood from him that it was Grandma Rebecca on the father's side.
The policeman checked the computer and found that his paternal grandmother had died, told the driver and even showed him the details at the police terminal.
In response, the driver replied: "Can not be - I'm on my way home."
At the same time, it turned out that the driver's license had expired.
He finally confessed and told the policeman that he apologized and that the false answers were given under pressure.
In another case, police located a verified Corona patient who was traveling in a taxi last night (Wednesday) during an operation carried out at a checkpoint on Route 461.
At the end of the identification procedure, a fine of NIS 5,000 was recorded against him and he was required to return home.
The taxi driver was asked to enter the isolation.
At the checkpoint in Givatayim, the driver of a vehicle that violated insulation was found.
He too was required to return home and was fined NIS 5,000.
Yesterday afternoon, a verified corona patient was caught at a gas station in Ariel.
He claims he left the isolation place to buy cigarettes at the station.
After being detained and fined, he was sent home.
The police said that as part of the enforcement and supervision activities throughout the country, 13,459 reports were given in the past week for the various violations (1,521 in the past day, and 234,903 since the beginning of enforcement).
5,255 reports were recorded for not wearing a mask in the public space. 241 reports were recorded for breach of isolation, of which 26 in the past day.
In the past week, police have raided many businesses across the country, both proactively and following a report of suspected violations.
In most places, the guidelines were fully implemented, but following violations identified by police, police dispersed prohibited gatherings and conducted 24 hearings for businesses that violated the regulations, along with issuing warnings and reports.
Last night, the police uncovered a place in the Krayot area that is allegedly used to conduct prohibited games.
Dozens of gamblers were present and fines were recorded soon.
The incident was transferred for further investigation at the criminal level.
In addition, Israeli police forces operating in the city of Beit Shemesh located two houses in which a kindergarten and a school were operated.
Dozens of children studied in them, contrary to the guidelines.
The police stopped the kindergarten and school activities and at the same time a video that all the parents come to pick up their children.
A fine of NIS 5,000 was then recorded for the two people in charge of the place and the case was reported to the local authority.