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YnetSecurity

Suspect Arrested Trying to Re-enter Israel After Jordan Escape

Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba

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Hebrew · 1 newsroom

Israeli police arrested a third suspect in the August 28 murder of Ahmed Abd Shukah in Jaffa. The suspect, who fled to Jordan after the killing, was apprehended by police at the Jordan River border crossing while attempting to re-enter Israel. He is currently under investigation and will face a court hearing on extending his detention, while two other suspects have already been indicted.

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  • Police arrested a third suspect in the August 28 murder of Ahmed Abd Shukah in Jaffa.
  • The suspect fled to Jordan after the murder and was caught trying to re-enter Israel.
  • He was arrested by detectives at the Jordan River border crossing.
  • Two other suspects have already been indicted for the crime.
  • The suspect will appear in court for an extension of his detention.

Israeli police have arrested a third suspect in the August 28 murder of Ahmed Abd Shukah, 29, on Jerusalem Boulevard in Jaffa. The suspect, a Jaffa resident in his 20s, fled to Jordan following the killing. He was apprehended by detectives from the Central Unit at the Jordan River border crossing as he attempted to re-enter Israel on Tuesday. The suspect has been taken for interrogation and will appear before the Tel Aviv Magistrate's Court on Wednesday for a hearing on extending his detention. Indictments have already been filed against the two other suspects, who were arrested just hours after the murder.

YnetCentre · Rishon LeZion

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