Four Arrested in Hebron Over Camel Abuse Video at Wedding
Translated & summarized from JDN by baba
Police arrested four Hebron residents, including a groom, his brother, and their parents, following a viral video showing severe animal abuse at a wedding. The footage depicted guests forcing drinks into a camel's mouth and striking it. Authorities have vowed to prosecute the individuals involved with zero tolerance for animal cruelty.
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- Four Hebron residents, including a groom, were arrested for animal cruelty at a wedding.
- A viral video showed guests forcing drinks into a camel's mouth and hitting it.
- The incident occurred during a wedding celebration in Hebron.
- The arrests followed public outrage, especially within the Bedouin community.
- Police vowed zero tolerance for animal abuse and prosecution of those involved.
Police in the Judean District arrested four Hebron residents on suspicion of severe animal cruelty during a wedding celebration. The investigation was launched after a video circulated on social media, sparking widespread outrage, particularly within the Bedouin community. The footage shows a wedding guest forcibly pouring energy drinks and alcohol into a camel's mouth while a child rode it. The camel visibly struggled to expel the liquid, and another individual was seen hitting it with a stick.
Authorities apprehended four key suspects: two brothers, aged 26 and 27 (one of whom is the groom), and their parents, aged 53 and 59. Police stated they would act with determination and zero tolerance against animal abuse, aiming to prosecute those involved.
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