Four Arrested in Hebron, Including Groom, for Alleged Camel Abuse at Wedding
Translated & summarized from Alarab by baba
Police in Hebron arrested four people, including a groom, after a video surfaced showing a young camel being abused at a wedding. The suspects allegedly forced the camel to drink alcohol and subjected it to violence. The arrests were made by the "Yiftah Yehuda" unit, and the suspects are being questioned for animal cruelty.
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- Four individuals, including a groom, were arrested in Hebron for allegedly abusing a camel at a wedding.
- The arrests followed the viral spread of a video showing the camel being forced to drink alcohol and subjected to violence.
- Police investigated the incident after the video documented the alleged animal cruelty.
- The suspects, aged 26 to 59, were apprehended by the "Yiftah Yehuda" unit.
- The detainees are being held for questioning on suspicion of animal cruelty.
Police in Hebron arrested four individuals, including the groom, on suspicion of torturing a young camel during a wedding celebration. The arrests followed the circulation of a video documenting the incident on social media platforms. According to a police statement, the video depicted wedding guests forcing the camel to consume various beverages, including alcoholic ones, and subjecting it to physical abuse.
Following the video's dissemination, police launched an investigation to identify those involved. Forces from the "Yiftah Yehuda" unit conducted an operation this morning, apprehending four suspects from Hebron, aged between 26 and 59. Among those arrested were two men, aged 26 and 27, one of whom was the groom. The detainees were transferred to the Hebron police station for questioning on suspicion of animal cruelty.
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