Police Criticize IDF's Rapid Investigation into Mount Ramim Disaster
Translated & summarized from Now 14 by baba
The Israeli police are demanding a deeper investigation into a disaster at Mount Ramim after the IDF concluded its own inquiry rapidly. Police officials expressed surprise at the speed and conclusions of the IDF's investigation, calling for a more thorough review. They stressed that the IDF bears responsibility for ordnance detection in its security zones.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Police criticized the IDF's quick investigation into the Mount Ramim disaster.
- The IDF announced it had finished its internal inquiry into the incident.
- Police officials were surprised by the speed and conclusions of the IDF's probe.
- The police will recommend a more in-depth and thorough investigation.
- Police stated the IDF is responsible for ordnance detection in its areas.
Following a recent disaster at Mount Ramim, the Israeli police have expressed astonishment and criticism regarding the IDF's swift investigation into the incident. The IDF announced it had concluded its internal inquiry into the event, which occurred just hours prior. However, police officials were taken aback by the speed and conclusions of the military's investigation, deeming it insufficient.
A senior police source stated, "We were amazed by the speed with which the IDF investigation was conducted and the conclusions that arose from it. We will recommend conducting a more in-depth and thorough investigation." The source emphasized that the IDF is responsible for locating unexploded ordnance and explosive devices in areas under its security control, not the Israel Police, as the IDF's investigation seemed to imply.
The police are calling for a more comprehensive review to fully understand the failures that led to the disaster at Mount Ramim.
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