48 Bullets Fired at Home with Sleeping Children Over NIS 1 Million Debt
Translated & summarized from Maariv by baba
Two suspects, Abu Dubai and Fahoum, along with a minor, have been indicted for firing at least 48 bullets into a home with three children inside over a NIS 1 million debt. The shooting occurred while the family slept, with bullets penetrating multiple rooms. The suspects fled, leading to a police chase and a collision, before their eventual arrest. No one was injured in the incident.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Two suspects and a minor indicted for firing 48 bullets at a home over a NIS 1 million debt.
- The shooting occurred while three children and their family slept inside the home.
- Bullets penetrated the living room, kitchen, and bedrooms, but no one was injured.
- A police chase ensued after the suspects fled, involving a collision with a police vehicle.
- The suspects were arrested hours after abandoning their vehicle near an olive grove.
An indictment reveals a shocking incident where at least 48 bullets were fired at a home occupied by a family, including three children, following a debt dispute that escalated from 400,000 shekels to 1 million shekels. The perpetrators, identified as Abu Dubai and Fahoum, along with a minor, allegedly conspired to carry out the shooting after the complainant refused to pay the increased sum.
Fahoum and the minor, disguised and wearing gloves, arrived at the house armed with a rifle and a handgun. During the attack, one of them fired at least 48 rounds, changing magazines three times. The bullets penetrated various rooms, including the living room, kitchen, and bedrooms, but miraculously, no family members were harmed.
Police officers in the vicinity noticed the shooting and returned fire, prompting Fahoum and the minor to flee in a vehicle. Abu Dubai, driving a separate car, allegedly rammed a police cruiser from behind during the pursuit. The two fleeing suspects eventually abandoned their car near an olive grove and were apprehended hours later.
The prosecution emphasized the severity of the acts in their request for detention until the end of legal proceedings, highlighting the danger posed to the family and the police. They stated that the suspects instilled terror in the sleeping family through massive gunfire, which entered their home, and endangered the public and officers during their escape.
