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Man Indicted for Allegedly Attacking Father with Axe and Knife in Acre

Translated & summarized from Al-Shams by baba
The story · English

A 28-year-old man from the Old City of Acre has been indicted for allegedly assaulting his father with an axe and a knife inside their home. The indictment was filed by the Acre police prosecution unit, according to a police announcement.

The investigation began on September 21, 2026, after police received a report of a violent incident at the Acre residence. Investigators determined that the suspect, reportedly after consuming drugs, began smashing items in the house. The situation escalated when the suspect allegedly armed himself with a kitchen knife and an axe and attacked his father.

According to police findings, the father managed to resist his son, disarm him of the knife and axe, and push him back into the house. The father then locked the door from the outside, keeping the suspect inside until police arrived and arrested him.

Details regarding the father's injuries were not provided. The suspect's detention was extended multiple times by the court during the investigation. Following the completion of the investigation, the case file was transferred to the prosecution, which subsequently filed the indictment at the Acre Magistrate's Court.

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