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Man Indicted for Brutal Assault Hours After Release From Custody

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Hebrew · 2 newsrooms covering

A 25-year-old man from Bnei Brak faces charges for a brutal assault on his girlfriend, occurring mere hours after his release from custody for a prior attack. The indictment details how he violated a restraining order, held her captive, and inflicted severe injuries including fractures to her eye socket and nose. The prosecution is requesting his detention until the end of proceedings due to his dangerousness.

The story in 5 lines · by baba

  • A 25-year-old man from Bnei Brak is indicted for a severe assault on his girlfriend.
  • The attack occurred hours after his release from custody for a previous assault on her.
  • He allegedly violated a restraining order and held her captive for hours.
  • The victim sustained fractures to her eye socket and nose from the assault.
  • The prosecution seeks to detain the suspect until the end of proceedings, citing his dangerousness.

A 25-year-old man from Bnei Brak has been indicted for a severe assault on his girlfriend, which occurred just hours after he was arrested and released under restrictive conditions for a previous attack on her. The indictment, filed in the Tel Aviv District Court, details how the suspect allegedly held his 20-year-old partner captive in his apartment for hours, violating a restraining order imposed upon his release. During the prolonged assault, he is accused of strangling her, punching her, and repeatedly slamming her head against the floor, causing fractures to her eye socket and nasal bones, and severe facial injuries.

The incident began in late September during a gathering at a sukkah near the suspect's apartment. An argument escalated, leading the suspect to push, punch, and knock his girlfriend to the ground. Despite her condition, he continued the assault until a neighbor called the police. Hours later, around 2 AM, he was released by a police officer with orders not to contact his girlfriend for five days. However, he immediately contacted her, brought her to his apartment, and resumed the violent attack.

According to the charges, he dragged her into the bedroom when she refused his advances, threw her on the bed, and beat her all over her body. He allegedly kicked her in the groin and demanded sexual intercourse, which she again refused. He then locked her in the room, threatened her with rape, and held a burning cigarette to her eye and the back of a kitchen knife to her stomach. She managed to escape to her parents' home the following afternoon, severely injured with her left eye swollen shut. The indictment also mentions a prior incident in July where the suspect forcibly entered the family's home, demanding money, and later assaulted her father and took her brother's phone.

The prosecution is seeking to keep the suspect in custody until the end of legal proceedings, citing his dangerousness, particularly his renewed assault on his partner immediately after his release. The suspect reportedly admitted in investigations to attacking his girlfriend and causing the injury to her eye.

YnetCentre · Rishon LeZion

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