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Stones Thrown From Bridge Damage Cars on Ayalon Highway

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Rocks Thrown at Cars on Ayalon Highway in Tel Aviv, Driver Reports

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Police are investigating an incident where stones were thrown from a pedestrian bridge onto cars on Tel Aviv's Ayalon Highway on Sunday, October 11. No one was injured, but several vehicles, including a Tesla, were damaged. The driver of the Tesla, Eduard Reis, captured the suspect on his dashcam and has filed a police report, expressing concerns about potential future attacks and a possible nationalistic motive.

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  • An unidentified individual threw stones from a pedestrian bridge onto cars on Tel Aviv's Ayalon Highway on October 11.
  • No injuries were reported, but several vehicles sustained damage from the thrown rocks.
  • Driver Eduard Reis captured the suspect fleeing on his car's dashcam.
  • Reis has filed a police report and expressed concerns about the suspect repeating the act.
  • The driver suggested the incident could be nationalistically motivated.
Rocks Thrown at Cars on Ayalon Highway in Tel Aviv, Driver Reports
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Police in the Tel Aviv district are investigating an incident that occurred on Sunday morning, October 11, near the Ha'Galah interchange in Gush Dan. An unidentified individual reportedly threw stones from a pedestrian bridge onto vehicles traveling north on Highway 20, also known as Ayalon Highway. No injuries were reported, but several cars sustained damage. The incident was captured on video.

Eduard Reis, the driver of a Tesla damaged in the attack, stated that his car's dashcam recorded the suspect fleeing towards Ramat Gan after throwing the rocks. Reis described hearing and feeling stones hitting his vehicle as he drove at speeds between 80 and 90 km/h. He noted that a taxi traveling nearby appeared to have sustained more significant damage.

Reis reported that his Tesla suffered paint damage and a stone struck the windshield without breaking it. Initially, he did not suspect intentional action, but upon reviewing his dashcam footage, he saw a man on the bridge with a bag or bucket of stones, throwing them onto the highway before running off. He expressed concern about the potential for tragedy if a stone had penetrated his windshield at speed.

Reis has filed a complaint with the police and intends to provide them with high-resolution footage to aid in identifying the suspect. He fears the perpetrator might repeat the act on the busy highway and suggested the incident could be nationalistically motivated. Reis conveyed his unease about driving on Ayalon Highway, emphasizing the seriousness of the event and the potential for future danger.

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