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HaaretzSecurity

Police Watchdog Closes Case Against Officer Who Hindered Revival Attempt

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Hebrew · 1 newsroom

Israel's Police Investigations Department closed a case against an officer who allegedly prevented a doctor from reviving a protester. The doctor, Dr. Udi Baharav, is now being investigated for assaulting an officer and claims this is an attempt to obstruct justice. He is considering appealing the decision.

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  • Police Investigations Department closed case against officer who hindered revival attempt.
  • Doctor Dr. Udi Baharav is now investigated for assaulting an officer.
  • Baharav claims the investigation against him is an attempt to obstruct justice.
  • The incident occurred during an anti-war protest in Tel Aviv in April.
  • Baharav is considering appealing the decision to close the case against the officer.

The Police Investigations Department (PID) has closed the case against an officer who allegedly interfered with a volunteer doctor attempting to revive a protester who had lost consciousness. The incident occurred during a demonstration against the war in Iran in April, in a shelter beneath Habima Square in Tel Aviv. The doctor who filed the complaint against the officer, Dr. Udi Baharav, was himself summoned for questioning this past Tuesday on suspicion of assaulting a police officer. Baharav claims this is an attempt to obstruct the investigation, as he is considering appealing the PID's decision to close the case against the officer.

HaaretzLeft · Tel Aviv

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