Mousli's Security Guard to Be Charged in Assault on Food Delivery Driver
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
Tel Aviv prosecutors will indict Yossi Mousli's security guard for assaulting a "Wolt" delivery driver in Savyon on August 16. The guard, arrested two months after the incident, faces charges of aggravated assault. Mousli, a crime boss, was also arrested at the scene but is not expected to be charged. The attack occurred outside Mousli's home, with the motive unclear, though rumors suggest attempted theft by the driver. The incident is part of a larger suspected conflict between the Mousli and Jarushi crime families.
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- Yossi Mousli's security guard will be indicted for assaulting a "Wolt" delivery driver in Savyon.
- The guard was arrested on October 13, two months after the August 16 incident.
- The assault occurred outside the home of crime boss Yossi Mousli.
- Mousli was arrested at the scene but is not expected to be charged.
- The motive for the attack is unclear, with unconfirmed reports of attempted theft.
- The incident may be linked to a dispute between the Mousli and Jarushi crime families.
Tel Aviv District Prosecution announced Sunday it will file charges against the 38-year-old security guard for crime boss Yossi Mousli, who assaulted a "Wolt" delivery driver in Savyon approximately two months ago. The altercation occurred outside Mousli's home on August 16. Mousli himself was arrested at the time along with three others, including a man seriously injured and hospitalized. Mousli had returned home that day under an unusual administrative restriction order. The motive for the attack remains unclear, though some in the crime world claim the delivery driver attempted theft, a claim not mentioned in the prosecution's statement. Mousli is not expected to be charged in this incident at this stage.
The police concluded their investigation into the assault, which is being treated as aggravated assault. The incident was reported around 4:40 PM on August 16, with responding officers finding an injured party who was evacuated to Shiba Hospital in moderate condition. The suspect, who fled the scene, was identified and a warrant was issued. He was apprehended on October 13 and subsequently investigated. Evidence, including the use of assault tools and blows to the body, was gathered. His arrest was extended periodically, and now, with the investigation's conclusion, a prosecutor's statement has been filed. A severe indictment and a request for detention until the proceedings are concluded are expected in the coming days.
The unusual administrative order against Mousli was issued after police failed to build a case linking him to grenade attacks at the time. A week prior, a Tel Aviv District Court judge had ordered Mousli placed under house arrest until Yom Kippur, restricting him to his father's home in Kfar Shalom before moving to his Savyon residence, and prohibiting the use of messaging apps. The broader context involves attacks against the "Japanika" chain in July, suspected to be part of a dispute between the Mousli and Jarushi crime families. Grenades were also thrown at homes and buildings inhabited by members of these families, with one incident in Shoham reportedly due to a mistaken address. Police sources indicated the current conflict escalated after the Mousli family transferred control of their betting operation to the Eran Chaya crime organization, angering the Jarushi family.
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