The drama in Be'er Sheva: The daughter called the police following a threat with a weapon

A 21-year-old daughter called the police to the family home in Be'er Sheva after her mother's husband threatened her with a licensed gun. The suspect, a 51-year-old security guard, was arrested and his remand was extended by three days. The investigation revealed two previous incidents of threats.

A 51-year-old resident of Be'er Sheva was arrested on suspicion of threatening his wife with a gun he holds under license as part of his job as a security guard. The woman's 21-year-old daughter called the police after the man threatened her mother. The investigation revealed two previous incidents of threats with a weapon, one year apart. The suspect denied the allegations, but the weapon was found outside the safe, contrary to his version. The Be'er Sheva Magistrate's Court extended his remand by three days, citing serious suspicions including assault of a partner, threats, and obstruction of a police officer. Judge Rafael Yemini ruled that there is reasonable suspicion and that the suspect poses a risk of obstructing the investigation.