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Kfar Saba Man Suspected of Brutal Attack on Partner, Killing Dog with Samurai Sword

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Hebrew · 14 newsrooms covering

A man in his fifties from Kfar Saba is suspected of severely assaulting his partner and killing their dog with a samurai sword in their apartment yesterday. The woman suffered multiple facial fractures and is hospitalized. The suspect was arrested and his detention was extended by the court until Monday, pending a medical assessment.

The story in 5 lines · by baba

  • A Kfar Saba man, 50s, is suspected of attacking his partner and killing their dog with a samurai sword.
  • The woman sustained six facial fractures, including three to her nose, and is hospitalized.
  • The suspect was arrested and his detention was extended until Monday by the court.
  • Police are investigating the severe assault that occurred in the suspect's apartment.
  • A medical assessment of the suspect has been ordered by the court.
Kfar Saba Man Suspected of Brutal Attack on Partner, Killing Dog with Samurai Sword
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A man in his fifties from Kfar Saba is suspected of attacking his partner in their apartment and killing their dog with a samurai sword. The incident occurred yesterday, and the man has been arrested on suspicion of assault causing injury. His detention has been extended by the court until Monday.

The woman was hospitalized with six facial fractures, including three in her nose. She provided a police statement today, which was interrupted due to severe pain, and is expected to continue her testimony tomorrow. Police officers from the Kfar Saba station launched an investigation after receiving the report of the assault and the dog's death. They arrived at the scene, began clarifying the circumstances, and arrested the suspect in his apartment. Following his interrogation, the suspect was brought before the court, which extended his arrest until Monday and ordered a medical assessment by professionals.

YnetCentre · Rishon LeZion

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