Deserter Caught Driving Without License Transferred to Military Prison
Translated & summarized from JDN by baba
A man driving without a license plate in Kfar Saba was arrested after police discovered he was an IDF deserter. He had never obtained a driver's license and had a prior conviction for the same offense. Following his transfer to military police, dozens protested outside the station.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- A driver stopped for traffic violations in Kfar Saba was found to be an IDF deserter.
- The suspect had never obtained a driver's license and had a previous conviction.
- His vehicle was impounded during the administrative hearing process.
- The Israel Police transferred the deserter to the Military Police Investigation Unit.
- Dozens of protesters demonstrated outside the Kfar Saba police station.
A routine traffic stop in Kfar Saba escalated into an arrest when a man, identified as a deserter from the IDF, was handed over to military police. The incident began when officers observed a vehicle being driven without a license plate. The driver was stopped and brought in for questioning by traffic investigators. During the police examination, it was discovered that the suspect had never obtained a driver's license and had a prior conviction for driving without one. He was initially released with a summons to appear for a hearing the following day. Upon his arrival at the police station on Wednesday for the administrative hearing, his vehicle was immediately taken off the road. While verifying his personal details, it was revealed that he was listed as a deserter from the IDF. Consequently, the Israel Police transferred him to the custody of the Military Police Investigation Unit (Mitz'h). This action prompted a protest by dozens of demonstrators outside the police station.
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