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Stones Thrown From Bridge Damage Cars on Ayalon Highway

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Now 14Security

Man Throws Rocks at Cars on Ayalon Highway, Flees Scene

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An unknown individual hurled stones from a bridge at cars on Israel's Ayalon Highway on Sunday, causing damage to several vehicles but no injuries. The suspect fled the scene and is now being sought by Lev Tel Aviv police, who are reviewing dashcam footage. The incident occurred near the Halacha interchange.

The story in 6 lines · by baba

  • An unidentified man threw rocks at cars on the Ayalon Highway, causing damage.
  • The incident occurred on Sunday morning near the Halacha interchange.
  • Several vehicles, including a Tesla and a taxi, were damaged.
  • No injuries were reported in the rock-throwing incident.
  • The suspect fled the scene and is being sought by police.
  • Dashcam footage captured the suspect throwing rocks and fleeing.
Man Throws Rocks at Cars on Ayalon Highway, Flees Scene
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An unidentified man threw rocks from a bridge onto vehicles traveling at approximately 90 km/h on the Ayalon Highway in northern Tel Aviv on Sunday morning. The incident, which occurred near the Halacha interchange, resulted in damage to several cars, including a Tesla and a taxi. Fortunately, no one was injured. Dashcam footage from one of the damaged vehicles captured the suspect throwing the stones and then fleeing on foot towards Ramat Gan. The owner of the Tesla filed a complaint with the police, and the Lev Tel Aviv police have launched an investigation to identify and apprehend the suspect. Investigators are reviewing the vehicle's camera footage and collecting additional evidence from the scene.

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