Unusual and Shocking: Be'er Sheva Resident Suspected of Attacking and Choking His Elderly Mother

A 40-year-old Be'er Sheva resident was arrested on suspicion of violently attacking his 85-year-old mother, choking her, and threatening to kill her. Police officers who arrived at the scene were also attacked, and the suspect attempted to swallow pills. His remand was extended by three days.

A 40-year-old Be'er Sheva resident was arrested on Saturday night on suspicion of violently attacking his elderly 85-year-old mother. According to the suspicion, he brutally choked her, punched her, and threatened to kill her. Police officers called to the scene were attacked by him during arrest attempts, and during the struggle, the suspect tried to swallow pills he had in his possession. This morning (Sunday), he was brought to a hearing on extending his remand at the court. The police representative, investigator Morris Ben Simon, detailed the suspicions and noted that the suspect has a criminal record and remained silent during the investigation. His defense attorney, Nasser Alatawna from the Public Defender's Office, requested documentation of injuries on the suspect's body and claimed he is being treated with the medication Adolan. Judge Aryeh Dorani-Doron ruled that there is reasonable suspicion and extended the remand by three days, while ordering a medical examination and addressing his medications.