The Tel Aviv Magistrate's Court today (Friday) extended the detention of Daniel Margoshin, a 34-year-old resident of Ashdod, who is suspected of murdering the Russian tourist in the fire yesterday in Tel Aviv, by 14 days.
Margoshin was seriously injured last night in Jerusalem when he was shot by policemen after he tried to attack them.
Yesterday in the morning many calls were received about a fire in a building on Dizengoff St. in Tel Aviv. Firefighting teams, MDA and police arrived at the scene and located the apartment in the building that was on fire. When the forces entered the apartment, the body of a 35-year-old girl was located, which was partially burned and later identified through fingerprints of the deceased was discovered.
The scene of the fire in Dizengoff, photo: None
After a short time and carrying out investigative actions, the investigation team learned the name of the suspect and from that moment the pursuit of him began.
In the end, the suspect was located in Jerusalem and when the detectives went to check on him, the suspect suddenly pulled out a knife, ran towards the police and tried to hit them.
The policemen shot at the suspect, hit him and neutralized him.
Currently, the suspect's condition is serious but stable, and he is being ventilated and sedated.
Today, in his absence, a detention extension hearing was held, where the police representative said that they know there was a relationship between the two, but are still investigating the nature of the relationship.
The defense attorney Tali Hazum asked to shorten the days of detention, but the court ruled that in view of the complexity of the investigation and the serious act attributed to the suspect, there is reason to allow an appropriate period of time to advance the investigation. resting as well as performing the ignition.
After reviewing the investigation material, I found the existence of a reasonable suspicion that the suspect committed the crime," Judge Ilan Ronan wrote in his decision.
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