Non-stop violence:
Tomorrow (Thursday) the indictment will be filed against Adi Mizrahi, the suspect in the murder of the late Yuri Volkov at a crossing in Holon. However, it turns out that despite all the documentation and the mental anguish, the cases of violence on the roads in Israel are only increasing. In one day, three indictments were filed against Rioters on the road - one broke the nose and windshield of a car owner who blocked him, in another case a taxi driver beat an electric bicycle rider who warned him about his ride and in another case a driver attacked a woman who was returning from a pool with her small children due to a dispute on the road.
Yuri Volkov on the background of the murder scene, photo: use according to Section 27a of the Copyright Law, from Facebook
In the first case, a resident of Ramat Gan, 62 years old, parked his car on Arnia Street in the city in a way that blocked the vehicle of the accused who was parked legally.
The owner of the blocking vehicle left a note with his phone number on his windshield.
Some time later, the owner of the vehicle heard from his house blocking car horns, and came to his car where he met the defendant, a 38-year-old resident of Ramat Gan. An argument arose between the defendant and the complainant over the parking of the blocking complainant.
During the argument, the accused threatened the complainant saying "I will kill you".
Immediately afterwards, the accused knocked with his hand on the car window and broke it, after the complainant told the accused that he would not move his car due to his behavior.
The accused approached the complainant, grabbed him behind his back and neck, pinned him to the floor and hit him in the face.
The event was stopped thanks to neighbors who were there and arrested the accused.
Non-stop cases.
Violence on the roads (photographers have no connection to the article), photo: use according to section 27a of the Copyright Law
In another case, a young man was riding an electric bicycle on Herzl Street in Tel Aviv, suddenly noticed a taxi driven by the defendant, driving in a way that endangers the passengers on the road, and warned him about the way he was driving.
Following this, the accused, the 43-year-old taxi driver, attacked the complainant by throwing a roll of paper in his direction and hitting him on the head, the cyclist turned towards the accused in order to understand why he did this.
Then the accused pushed the complainant and knocked him to the floor and took out a knife from the cab door.
Citizens who noticed what was happening prevented him from stabbing the cyclist who was lying on the floor.
As a result of the attack, the accused caused the complainant to break his kneecap.
Another indictment was filed against a 20-year-old resident of Or Yehuda, for assault and threats against a driver who returned with her young children from spending time at the pool.
The incident happened at the intersection of Koifman and Eilat streets in Tel Aviv.
An argument broke out on the road between the accused who was traveling with his sister and the complainant.
Following this, the accused got out of the vehicle he was driving in, approached the complainant's vehicle, and through the open driver's window spat at her hitting her in the face.
Later, the accused cursed the complainant and moved a little away from her car and shouted at her: "Father I will stab you, where are the police, I will stab you."
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