A post-traumatic resident of the south ordered pizza and instead of a delivery came to collect it, when they wanted to charge him the delivery amount anyway, he began to threaten and even raged and caused damage to the place. The police wanted to extend his detention by seven days, but the court finally ordered his release.
This is an incident that occurred last week. The customer came to the pizzeria and asked for the pizza he ordered online. When he arrived at the scene, an argument developed between him and the sellers, which revolved around the question of whether it was delivery or self-pickup. The suspect claimed that it was a self-pickup, but he claimed that they wanted to charge him another 12 shekels for the shipment. He also allegedly told the shift representative that he would stab him and burn down the branch, but in the end he settled for throwing chairs at a windshield and slamming a fire extinguisher on the floor, causing damage.
Pizza delivery person // Illustration, photo: Getty Images
The officers arrested the suspect and brought him to court. There they asked to extend his detention by seven days. "I currently haven't worked for two months because of the war. The project I worked with has finished and I'm now looking for work between companies. All the threats I've said are the result of nerves and hunger. I also didn't threaten anyone with a stab," the suspect said in court. The defense attorney, Ibrahim al-Qura'an, who represented him on behalf of the Public Defender's Office, asked for his release, noting that there was no grounds for arrest here since the investigation had effectively ended.
Pizza, photo: PR
In summary, the court ordered the suspect released on bail and placed under house arrest, and forbade him for two months to contact or approach the pizzeria.
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