One of the police officers involved in the case of the death of his 17-year-old beloved godfather during a police chase in Samaria was arrested this morning (Sunday) for questioning in the Police Investigations Department on suspicion of disrupting investigative proceedings. The officer reportedly was not arrested on suspicion of manslaughter or any other offense directly related to the godfather’s death.
Tonight, 3 detectives were interrogated for the third time out of 4 who were involved in the chase, and during the said investigation, one of them was arrested. Later in the day, it will be decided in DIP whether to ask the court to extend his detention. The other detective has not yet been questioned again because he is currently in solitary confinement. The four other boys who were in the vehicle with the late Godfather and were also injured testified for the first time this weekend.
Advocate Ben Gvir, one of the leaders of Jewish power, responded to the arrest, saying: “Too little and too late. “DIP had to arrest all the police officers who were in the vehicle shortly after the chase that was conducted with criminal negligence. They also allowed the police a considerable amount of time to disrupt the investigation and harm it.”
Police officers involved in the pursuit of Godfather and his friends, who were suspected of throwing stones at Palestinian vehicles, have already been questioned three times in the DIP. According to their version, they tried to overtake the boys’ vehicle during the chase – but the boys tried to stop them. Vehicles.
Meanwhile, there were many demonstrations last night about the boy’s death, and the Honno organization noted that in the demonstrations that took place last night, ten demonstrators were arrested. The statement said, “Several demonstrators were arrested and detained during a demonstration at Tapuach Junction, another minor was arrested at Mikhmesh Junction, another chalk at Kedumim Junction, and a number of demonstrators were detained and arrested during demonstrations in Safed and the String Bridge in Jerusalem.
