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The Jezreel Valley Accident: With 21 previous convictions, the suspicion that the driver was unfit is growing stronger

Preliminary investigation reveals that Rotem Zisk, who was killed in the accident, drove north from Yokneam, deviated from his lane and collided with the vehicle in which the baby was Oliver Clark.

Police suspect he was driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol, after it emerged that a year ago he was released from a 21-month prison sentence for drug trafficking and convicted of drunk driving

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Yoav Itiel

Saturday, 03 July 2021, 10:56 Updated: 11:01

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Oliver Clark, one year old, and Rotem Zisk, 35, from Yokneam Illit, are the two people killed in an accident last night (Friday) on Road 772 near Kiryat Tivon.

Preliminary investigation shows that the vehicle in which Zisk was driving north from Yokneam deviated from his lane and collided with the vehicle in which Clark was one year old.

A suspicion was tested that Zisk was under the influence of drugs or alcohol.

A year ago, the latter was released from prison after serving a 21-month prison sentence for drug trafficking and also past 21 traffic convictions, the most recent of which is from 2017 for driving under the influence of intoxicating liquor.

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In the video: The scene of the accident on Road 77, in which a 30-year-old man was killed (MDA operational documentation)

Accident scene (Photo: Rescue Union)

In addition, Zisk himself was addicted to drugs, and in one of his court hearings he said he became addicted to drugs after the military, when he went to the United States and Australia for two years.

"It has adopted norms and values ​​that allow for the commission of offenses and the intensive use of drugs," Judge Eran Cotton ruled, recommending that the Prisons Service incorporate it into appropriate treatment procedures for addicts.

He underwent rehab treatments in and out of prison, however one of his acquaintances said that unfortunately, time and time again he returned to use.

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