Police Close Case Against Nasrin Kadri's Partner in Assault Allegation
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
Police have closed an investigation into David Ziton, partner of singer Nasrin Kadri, for allegedly assaulting Rom Barlevsky. The case was closed due to lack of public interest. The incident involved Barlevsky being denied entry to a private party and subsequently claiming he was attacked. The police investigation has concluded without further action.
The story in 4 lines · by baba
- Police closed the investigation into David Ziton, partner of singer Nasrin Kadri, for allegedly assaulting Rom Barlevsky.
- The case was closed due to a lack of public interest.
- The incident occurred in January outside a Tel Aviv club.
- Rom Barlevsky, a hostage survivor, claimed he was attacked after being denied entry to a private party.
Israeli police have closed the investigation into David Ziton, the partner of singer Nasrin Kadri, who was suspected of assaulting hostage survivor Rom Barlevsky. The decision to close the case was made due to a lack of public interest. The incident occurred in January outside a club in Tel Aviv. Barlevsky reported that he was denied entry to a private party held for Kadri at the club. He claimed that when he attempted to understand the reason for his exclusion, he was attacked by Ziton. The police have now concluded their inquiry into the matter.
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