An indictment was filed this week against a young man from East Jerusalem, who attacked a driver with a hookah pole, injuring him.
The incident took place earlier this month in the A-Tor neighborhood in East Jerusalem.
The accused was arrested by the police, and on Monday of the week an indictment was filed against him by the police prosecution unit of the Jerusalem district.
A young man hits a driver with a hookah pole in East Jerusalem
The drivers were blocked on the road due to a stuck vehicle.
One of the passengers got out of the vehicle and tried to stop the oncoming traffic so that they could bypass the obstruction and continue their journey.
The accused's relative, who arrived there in his car, refused to comply with the request, and demanded that the three clear the road.
He then got out of the vehicle and started hitting the driver, and a confrontation developed between the two when the other two passengers in the vehicle tried to separate them.
A short time later, the accused arrived at the scene running, and joined the fight.
He hit the driver in the face, then took a hookah pole.
When the two approached the driver who was trying to bypass the blockade, they began to hit him on the head, resulting in his injury.
A young man hits a driver with a hookah pole in East Jerusalem
The investigation and intelligence officer of the Shalem station in the Jerusalem district, Corporal Nadav Rappaport, stated that: "The accused was arrested during the investigative activity of the Shalem station in the Jerusalem district and a few days ago an indictment was filed against him by the police prosecution unit of the Jerusalem district. In accordance with the policy of the commander of the Jerusalem district , we will act hard and without compromise against any violent incident of any kind, with the aim of bringing the perpetrators to justice."
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