Knesset Member Yitzhak Kroizer Questioned Over Alleged Police Assault
Translated & summarized from Panet by baba
Member of Knesset Yitzhak Kroizer appeared before the Lahav 433 unit for questioning on Sunday, suspected of assaulting police officers a week earlier. Kroizer denied wrongdoing, calling the investigation an attempt to deter him from defending his rights. He also alleged that police violated his rights when he tried to file a complaint against officers.
The story in 4 lines · by baba
- Knesset Member Yitzhak Kroizer was questioned by Lahav 433 on Sunday over alleged assault of police.
- Kroizer, from Otzma Yehudit, denied having anything to hide.
- He claimed the investigation is an attempt to deter him from defending his rights.
- Kroizer also alleged police violated his rights while he tried to file a complaint.
Member of Knesset Yitzhak Kroizer, from the Otzma Yehudit party, was summoned on Sunday to appear before the Lahav 433 unit for questioning. The investigation stems from suspicions that he assaulted police officers approximately one week prior. In response to his summons, Kroizer stated he had "nothing to hide." He added, "Certainly, the gang of criminals who are trying to turn my defense of my rights into a pretext to open a criminal investigation will not deter me." Kroizer further alleged that the injustice he experienced extended beyond police violence to his attempt to file a complaint with the Police Investigations Department (Mahash). He claimed that "Gali and Boaz" violated his basic rights for about four hours, preventing him from submitting his complaint.
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