Rocks Thrown at Cars on Ayalon Highway Near Ha'Nechama Interchange
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
An unknown assailant hurled rocks from a bridge onto vehicles traveling on the northbound Ayalon Highway near the Ha'Nechama Interchange on Monday morning. The incident, which occurred near the Ha'Nechama Interchange, damaged several cars, including a Tesla and a taxi. Police have opened an investigation into the event, which was captured on the Tesla's cameras.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Rocks were thrown from a bridge onto vehicles on the northbound Ayalon Highway near the Ha'Nechama Interchange.
- The incident occurred early Monday morning, with vehicles traveling at approximately 90 km/h.
- A Tesla and a taxi were among the vehicles damaged by the thrown stones.
- The suspect was recorded by the Tesla's cameras and fled on foot towards Ramat Gan.
- Tel Aviv Central Police have initiated an investigation into the incident.
An unidentified individual threw rocks from a bridge onto northbound lanes of the Ayalon Highway early this morning, targeting vehicles traveling at approximately 90 km/h near the Ha'Nechama Interchange. Several vehicles sustained damage, including a Tesla and a taxi driving alongside it, as captured in footage. The Tesla's cameras recorded the suspect throwing the stones and fleeing on foot towards Ramat Gan, according to the car's owner. Tel Aviv Central Police have launched an investigation.
Edward Reis, the driver of the damaged Tesla, told Ynet, "I was driving north in the left lane. When I got under the bridge, I suddenly saw stones, actual rocks, flying towards my lane and the lane next to me. We were traveling at 80 to 90 km/h and I didn't have time to react. I heard the stones hitting my car."
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