Jaffa Resident to Be Charged with Murder of Muhammad Katwan
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
Police intend to indict a 22-year-old Jaffa resident for the August 30 murder of Muhammad Katwan, who died in the hospital. Two others were critically injured in the shooting, which authorities believe was carried out by a motorcyclist who ambushed the victims. The suspect was arrested three days later, and a weapon was recovered. Prosecutors will soon file an indictment and seek to detain the suspect until the trial.
The story in 6 lines · by baba
- A 22-year-old Jaffa resident will be indicted for the murder of Muhammad Katwan.
- The shooting occurred on August 30 and left two others severely injured.
- The victim, Muhammad Katwan, was a resident of Jaljuliya with a criminal record.
- Police suspect a motorcyclist ambushed the victims in a parked car.
- The suspect was arrested three days after the incident.
- A handgun and ammunition were found at the suspect's residence.
Police have filed a statement of intent to indict a 22-year-old Jaffa resident on suspicion of murdering Muhammad Katwan on Leib Ben Sarah Street in the city. The shooting incident was reported on August 30, resulting in two individuals sustaining severe and critical injuries. Katwan, a resident of Jaljuliya with a criminal past, was pronounced dead at Wolfson Hospital in Holon. Authorities suspect that a motorcyclist ambushed the victims, who were inside a car parked on the side of the road, opened fire, and fled the scene. The suspect was apprehended three days later, and a handgun with a magazine and ammunition was seized during a search of his residence. The Tel Aviv District Prosecutor's Office is expected to file a severe indictment and a request for detention until the end of proceedings in the coming days.
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