The kidnapping affair of 10-year-old Yahli: "He held him in a shelter and prevented him from leaving"

The Petah Tikva Magistrate's Court extended the remand of Yigal Boskila, suspected of kidnapping a 10-year-old boy from Petah Tikva to Bnei Brak, for a second time. A police representative stated that the suspect held the child in a shelter and prevented him from leaving. Since his arrest, two additional complaints have been filed against Boskila, involving suspicions of harassing minors and threats. The next hearing is expected to include a prosecutor's statement.

The Petah Tikva Magistrate's Court today (Monday) extended for the sixth time the remand of Yigal Boskila, a 19-year-old from Jerusalem, suspected of kidnapping a 10-year-old boy from Petah Tikva about two weeks ago and taking him to Bnei Brak. Judge Oren Boaz rejected the defense's request to release Boskila to house arrest. Police representative Yaniv Hindi stated in the hearing that the investigation indicates the suspect held the child in a shelter and prevented him from leaving, and the child cried. Boskila's mother requested his release to house arrest at her home, saying that her son comes occasionally, asks for money, and sleeps in shelters. Since his arrest, two additional complaints have been received: one concerns two minors in Hadera whom the suspect allegedly harassed and threatened, and the other concerns a minor in Arad whom he is suspected of threatening and possessing a knife. At the next hearing, the police are expected to submit a prosecutor's statement regarding the prosecution's intention to file an indictment.

The kidnapping affair of 10-year-old Yahli: "He held him in a shelter and prevented him from leaving"