Nova Party Sound System Thief Flees Prison After Sentencing
Translated & summarized from i24NEWS by baba
Sun Tevel, convicted of stealing sound systems from the Nova party massacre site, has allegedly fled to avoid a 28-month prison sentence. Police are searching for him after he failed to appear for his jail time. Tevel had previously left court without permission and failed to post bail. He is the third person convicted in the theft case, which occurred after the October 7th attacks.
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- Sun Tevel, convicted in the Nova party sound system theft, has allegedly fled to avoid prison.
- Police are searching for Tevel after he failed to report for his 28-month sentence.
- Tevel had previously left court without authorization and failed to post bail.
- The Lior family's lawyer stated Tevel has evaded justice and shown contempt for the court.
- Tevel is the third person convicted in the theft case following the October 7th massacre.
Sun Tevel, convicted in the theft of sound systems belonging to the late Matan Mordechai Lior from the Nova music festival, has reportedly failed to report for his 28-month prison sentence. Police visited his home in Netanya and found him absent, leading to suspicions that he has fled to avoid serving his time. This development comes just days after his sentencing.
Tevel had previously left the courthouse without authorization and failed to post his bail shortly after his sentencing, prompting an immediate arrest warrant. The parents of the deceased victim, Matan Lior, expressed that they were not surprised by his actions, calling the individuals involved "despicable types."
Michal Hagi Margolin, the attorney representing the Lior family, stated that the defendant has consistently evaded justice over the past three years, causing significant distress and prolonged suffering to Matan Lior's family. She added that his behavior constitutes contempt of court, and he is now a convicted criminal on the run, with police actively searching for him to ensure he serves his sentence.
Tevel is the third individual convicted in the case involving the theft of sound equipment belonging to Matan Mordechai Lior and his partner Amittai Rachum from the Nova party site following the October 7th massacre. The Beersheba Magistrate's Court sentenced Tevel to 28 months in prison, a suspended sentence, a 10,000 shekel fine, and 30,000 shekels in compensation. The court also ordered the confiscation of his vehicle, which was used in the commission of the crime.
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