Mousli's Bodyguard to Be Charged in Assault on Food Delivery Driver
Translated & summarized from Hamal by baba
Edward Ramzanov, bodyguard to crime figure Yossi Mousli, is facing indictment for assaulting a food delivery driver in Savyon on August 16. The driver sustained moderate injuries. Ramzanov, arrested nearly two months later, had fled the scene. Mousli was briefly detained but released, denying involvement. Charges against Ramzanov are expected soon.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Edward Ramzanov, bodyguard to Yossi Mousli, will be indicted for assaulting a food delivery driver.
- The attack occurred in Savyon on August 16, leaving the driver with moderate injuries.
- Ramzanov was arrested on October 13, nearly two months after fleeing the scene.
- Yossi Mousli was briefly arrested in connection with the incident but later released.
- Mousli's lawyer claimed the police were pursuing headlines and his client was innocent.
More than two months after a food delivery driver was assaulted in Savyon, the investigation into the bodyguard of crime boss Yossi Mousli is nearing indictment. The Tel Aviv District Prosecutor's Office announced Sunday its intention to indict Edward Ramzanov, 38, from the Gush Dan area. Police stated that evidence indicates Ramzanov attacked the delivery driver with various weapons and beat him severely, causing moderate injuries. Ramzanov was arrested on October 13, nearly two months after the August 16 incident, having fled the scene before police arrived. Investigators had known his identity early on, but he evaded capture until Tel Aviv Central Police officers apprehended him following a court-issued arrest warrant. The attack occurred around 4:40 PM on HaMevo'ot Street in Savyon. Police, who arrived after a report of a fight, found the courier injured and transported him for medical treatment. The investigation was assigned to the Central Unit, which determined the motive to be criminal. Mousli himself was briefly arrested on suspicion of conspiracy in the incident but released within 24 hours. He denied involvement, claiming he only brought the courier water and assisted him at the scene. Mousli's attorney, Shachar Hatzroni, argued at the time that the case was weak and driven by police seeking headlines, adding that his client provided a detailed statement and offered his home security footage. The prosecution is now preparing to file charges against Ramzanov in the coming days, along with a request for his detention until the legal proceedings conclude.
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