Stabbed a man in front of his partner - and threatened to shoot him if he went to the police | Documentation
An indictment was filed against two young men who stabbed a man in front of his partner in Afula, threatened to shoot him if he went to the police, and demanded he leave the city. The partner was also injured. The suspects were arrested after a manhunt lasting more than two weeks.
An indictment was filed against two young men, aged 29 and 23, residents of Afula and Nof HaGalil, for a violent assault on a person with whom they were in conflict in the heart of Afula. According to a police statement, the two, together with others, surrounded the victim in front of his partner and attacked him with a Japanese knife, spikes, and a screwdriver. After the attack, they threatened to shoot him if he went to the police and demanded he leave the city. The incident occurred on the night between October 5 and 6. The victim's partner was also injured during the incident. After the attack, the suspects fled the city, and Northern District police officers arrested them after a manhunt lasting more than two weeks. The Nazareth Prosecution filed an indictment and a request for detention until the end of proceedings.