The Israel Police announced today (Sunday) that they have deciphered the stabbing incident of the football fan at the end of the game between Maccabi Tel Aviv and Betar Jerusalem.
The police opened an investigation on March 7, 2002, upon receipt of a report at the end of the game held at Bloomfield Stadium in Tel Aviv, about an attack on a Betar Jerusalem fan by a number of Maccabi Tel Aviv fans who allegedly stopped their car next to a group of fans who burned the Their group flag, then got out of the vehicle and started attacking them, at the end they returned to the vehicle and fled the scene.
"Stabbed a fan because he burned Maccabi Tel Aviv's scarf": Documentation of the events before the game between the trophy holder and Betar Jerusalem
As a result of the attack, a 17-year-old minor resident of Jerusalem was stabbed in the head with a sharp object holding his fist, and he was taken to the hospital for medical treatment.
Investigators from the Jaffa Station Youth Department launched an undercover investigation that included gathering evidence using advanced technological means that led investigators to track down the suspects who were involved in the incident. .
Today, at the end of the police investigation, a prosecutor's statement was submitted to the court against two suspects, Bagir and a minor - a 23-year-old resident of Beit Dagan and a 17-year-old minor, with the intention of filing an indictment against the two in the coming days and requesting their detention.
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