Police Arrest Suspect Who Ran Over Officer in Lod
Translated & summarized from Kikar HaShabbat by baba
Police in Lod arrested a suspect who ran over an officer with a scooter and fled the scene on Tuesday. The officer sustained minor injuries during the incident in the Pardes Snir neighborhood. Following an extensive search, the suspect, a Lod resident in his 20s, was apprehended near the Triangle settlements and taken for questioning.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Police arrested a suspect who ran over an officer with a scooter in Lod and fled.
- The incident occurred in the Pardes Snir neighborhood during a police operation.
- The injured officer sustained minor injuries and received medical treatment.
- The suspect, a Lod resident in his 20s, was apprehended after a wide-ranging search.
- The suspect will appear in court for a remand hearing.
Police in Lod, in cooperation with Border Police forces from the Central District, arrested a suspect on Tuesday who had earlier that day run over a police officer with a scooter in the Pardes Snir neighborhood of Lod and fled the scene. Security camera footage released by the police shows the moment the officer was struck by the suspect on the scooter, who then fled without providing assistance.
The incident occurred during a proactive police operation in the neighborhood when officers attempted to stop a scooter rider for inspection. The rider allegedly attempted to flee, hitting one of the officers in the process. The injured officer sustained light injuries and was taken for medical treatment.
Following the incident, significant forces from the Central District were deployed to search for the suspect. Using operational and intelligence methods, the suspect, a Lod resident in his 20s, was located and apprehended near the Triangle settlements. He has been taken for questioning at the Lod police station and will be brought before a court on Wednesday for a remand hearing.
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