Following a dispute over renovations: A 51-year-old suspect who tried to electrocute and strangle his partner
According to the suspect, the 51-year-old resident of a settlement near Gush Etzion, arrived at the two's home, and while the woman was sitting in the living room, tried to electrify her using the propulsion cables of a vehicle, and also tried to strangle her using the cables.
According to him, something serious was not supposed to happen to her and he just wanted to scare her.
His detention was extended by five days
Shlomi Heller
13/03/2022
Sunday, March 13, 2022, 6:34 p.m.
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A 51-year-old resident of a settlement near Gush Etzion was arrested on suspicion of trying to murder his partner after he tried to electrify her with the propulsion cables of a vehicle that plugged into their home, and also tried to strangle her using an electrical cable.
The Jerusalem Magistrate's Court extended the suspect's detention by five days.
The police said that "the investigation material shows that an ongoing argument has developed between the couple in recent days regarding the renovation of the house. With the help of her daughter, the police forces. "
In her testimony to the police, the woman said that she felt an electric current in her body during the attempted assault by her husband.
The suspect further claimed in his interrogation that there was a breaker that was supposed to protect his wife from electrocution.
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"He probably lost his temper" (Photo: Israel Police spokeswoman)
During his interrogation he claimed that nothing serious was supposed to happen to her and just wanted to scare her.
"He did an act that should not have been done, I'm sure he's already sorry about that," his defense attorney said.
He is suspected of committing offenses of attempting to cause a person's death, physical or mental abuse of a person as well as assault causing damage.
Snogoro claimed during the court hearing that "I do not think it is an offense of attempted murder. Even not simple things should be taken in proportion," adding: "He has probably lost his temper."
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