Bus Ticket Inspector Attacked by Passenger in Netanya, Hospitalized
Translated & summarized from Davar by baba
A public transportation ticket inspector in Netanya was attacked by a passenger who refused to pay his fare. The inspector sustained a bleeding head injury and was hospitalized. The transportation company, Extra, has filed a police complaint and stated the attacker's identity is known, urging him to surrender and calling for decisive action from law enforcement.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- A ticket inspector was attacked by a passenger on bus line 60 in Netanya.
- The inspector sustained a bleeding head injury and was taken to the hospital.
- The attack occurred after the passenger refused to pay his fare.
- The transportation company Extra filed a police complaint.
- Extra stated the attacker's identity is known and urged him to surrender.
A ticket inspector for the public transportation company Extra was assaulted on Sunday by a passenger who had not validated his fare on bus line 60 in Netanya. The inspector was evacuated to the hospital with a bleeding head injury. The company has filed a complaint with the police.
According to the suspicion, the passenger boarded the bus without paying. After the inspector pointed this out, an argument ensued, during which the passenger attacked and injured her head. The Extra company stated, "There is and cannot be any justification for violence against public transportation workers. We are shocked by the violent attack on the inspector, who was merely doing her job. The attacker's identity is known to us, and we expect him to turn himself in to the police. At the same time, we expect law enforcement agencies to act decisively to prosecute the attacker and restore security to public transportation workers."
