Man Throws Stones at Cars from Ayalon Highway Bridge, Police Investigate
Translated & summarized from Channel 13 by baba
Police are investigating an incident where a person was filmed throwing stones at cars from a bridge over Israel's Ayalon Highway on Sunday. One driver reported his car was damaged and described the act as similar to a terror attack, warning it could lead to murder. The suspect was seen fleeing the scene towards Ramat Gan.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Police are investigating a man who threw stones at cars from the Halacha Bridge on the Ayalon Highway.
- Footage shows the suspect throwing stones at moving vehicles on Sunday morning.
- One driver, Edward, reported his car was damaged and called the act similar to a terror attack.
- The suspect was seen fleeing the scene towards Ramat Gan after throwing the stones.
- The driver warned that such actions could result in murder in the future.
Police have launched an investigation after footage emerged Sunday showing an individual throwing stones at moving vehicles from the Halacha Bridge over the Ayalon Highway (Route 20). The incident is believed to have occurred Sunday morning, with a complaint filed in the afternoon. Officers from the Lev Tel Aviv station are actively working to identify those involved and determine the circumstances.
One driver, identified as Edward, whose car sustained damage, told Channel 13 News that he saw a barrage of stones near his vehicle. He managed to swerve, narrowly avoiding a direct hit, though his car was slightly damaged. Stones landed directly in front of the car next to him, he noted, adding, "Fortunately."
Edward recounted seeing someone on the bridge throwing stones at traffic, describing the act as akin to a terrorist attack. He observed the perpetrator fleeing towards Ramat Gan after the act. "Next time, it could be murder," Edward warned, expressing concern about the potential for fatal consequences.
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