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Now 14Security

Police Officer Lightly Injured After Being Hit by Motorcycle in Lod

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A police officer was lightly injured in Lod, Israel, on Tuesday after being struck by a fleeing motorcyclist during a routine stop. The suspect escaped, and a large-scale manhunt is currently underway involving extensive searches and roadblocks. The incident occurred during proactive police operations aimed at maintaining public order and combating crime in the area.

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  • A police officer was lightly injured in Lod after being hit by a fleeing motorcyclist.
  • The incident occurred during a routine attempt to stop the motorcyclist for inspection.
  • The suspect refused to comply and fled the scene after striking the officer.
  • Large police forces are conducting an extensive manhunt for the suspect.
  • The operation is part of ongoing efforts to combat crime and maintain public order.
Police Officer Lightly Injured After Being Hit by Motorcycle in Lod
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A police officer was lightly injured during an operational activity in the city of Lod on Tuesday when a motorcyclist struck him and fled the scene. The incident occurred in the Pardes Snir neighborhood while officers from the Lod station were conducting proactive operations and attempted to stop the motorcyclist for a routine inspection. The suspect refused to comply with the officers' instructions, hit one of them with his motorcycle, and immediately escaped. The injured officer received initial medical treatment and was evacuated for further care. Large police forces from the Central District were dispatched to the scene, establishing roadblocks and initiating an investigation to track the suspect's escape route. Police stated that the circumstances of the incident are under investigation, and extensive searches are underway to locate the suspect. This operation is part of broader efforts by Central District police to maintain public order and combat traffic offenses and crime in the area.

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