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A man was killed by police in Haifa;

Police: He tried to stab them

According to police, a force was called to the scene following a report of a "man raging in the street", and tried to arrest the man - who allegedly tried to attack them and even slightly wounded a policeman.

The 33-year-old man was taken to Rambam Hospital in the city, where he was pronounced dead. DIP began investigating the circumstances of the incident.

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Yoav Itiel

Monday, 29 March 2021, 12:44 Updated: 13:29

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The scene of the incident in Haifa, today (Photo: Israel Police Spokeswoman)

Police today (Monday) shot dead a 33-year-old man who allegedly pulled out a knife in front of them in Haifa.

MDA staff evacuated him in a critical and unstable condition to Rambam Hospital in Araf, where he was pronounced dead.

Police began investigating the circumstances of the case, and DIP investigators also arrived at the scene.

Police said a force was called to the scene following a report of "a man raging on a street in Haifa." The police officers who arrived at the scene tried to arrest the man. So, according to the police version, they fired at him.

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Investigators arrived at the scene of the incident.

Offices of the Police Investigations Department (Photo: Reuven Castro)

Two months ago, the Police Investigations Department announced the closure of the case against the policeman who shot to death in Israel a group, a resident of Rosh HaAyin and a soul-mate, who attacked and stabbed him with a knife last April.

The DIP decision states that the police officer acted in self-defense, and the case was closed in the absence of guilt.

The attack itself was recorded with cameras set up at the scene, and the documentation, which was distributed on networks and in the media, served as one of the main pieces of evidence in the case in which the police officer was questioned with a warning.

"From all the evidence gathered by DIP, it emerged that in the circumstances specified, the policeman acted in self-defense and that he was in real danger of injury, and he was also injured in the incident as a result of stabbing a knife in his leg," the decision said. "Opening fire to fend off an attack with a hot or cold weapon, which put the policeman in danger of actual and immediate harm to his life."

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A citizen complained of violence from police officers.

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On January 18, 2019, he was shot dead by police officer Yehuda Biadga, 24, on a street in Bat Yam.

Biadga left his house wrapped in a tallit and holding a knife.

His family members asked their acquaintances to call the police to handle the incident.

In appeals to the police, it was stated, among other things, that "the guy is raging with a knife ... do you want him to hurt someone?".

In another face, Judah is depicted holding "a huge kitchen knife, like a sword, drawn."

According to DIP, the evidence shows that the policeman who identified Biadga called for him to throw the knife, and in response the young man started running towards the policeman with his hand holding the knife raised and aimed at him. In response, the policeman fired two shots, from short range. DIP closed the case. Against the policeman.

"This is because it was found that the policeman's action stemmed from a sense of imminent and immediate danger to life, in circumstances where there was a legal justification for the use of the weapon."

DIP clarified at the time that the allegations that Biadga had been shot in the head or that the killing had been confirmed were completely refuted. However, it was decided to transfer some matters to the Israeli police, including the period of time until the police arrived at the scene. Patrol patrol treatment of cases involving a mentally ill person.

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