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The court convicted Jonathan Padida of running over two cyclists in Sharon to death

Padida was convicted as part of a plea bargain in the frivolous killing of Yaniv Lugassi and Tomer Weinstein, whom he ran over in 2019 near Moshav Bnei Zion.

He was also convicted of obstruction of justice and reckless driving, and the prosecution will ask for a 12-year prison sentence.

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Daniel Dolev

Tuesday, 26 January 2021, 09:56

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The arrest of Yonatan Padida, who ran over Tomer Weinstein and Yaniv Lugassi near the entrance to Moshav Bnei Zion (edited by Tal Reznik), extended

The Central District Court today (Tuesday) convicted Jonathan Padida of lightly killing Yaniv Lugassi and Tomer Weinstein - two cyclists who ran over to death in 2019.

Padida was also convicted in a plea bargain of obstructing court proceedings and reckless driving, and the prosecution will seek to impose 12 years in prison on him.

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The prosecution will seek 12 years in prison.

Padida (Photo: Reuven Castro)

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