Seven Youths Arrested in Modi'in for Disturbing Public Order, Three Suspected of Assaulting Police
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
Police in Modi'in arrested seven minors for disturbing public order during a gathering of dozens of teenagers. Three of the youths are suspected of assaulting three police officers. A court extended the remand of two of the suspects until Sunday, while a third was released with restrictions.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Seven minors were arrested in Modi'in for disturbing public order.
- Three of the arrested youths are suspected of assaulting police officers.
- The incident occurred during a gathering of dozens of teenagers.
- A court extended the remand of two suspects until Sunday.
- One suspect was released under restrictive conditions.
Police arrested seven minors last night in Modi'in following a gathering of dozens of teenagers on Moshe Sharett Street. The youths were reportedly making noise and disturbing public order. Three of the arrested teenagers, all 16 years old, are suspected of assaulting three police officers who responded to the scene.
This morning, the Petah Tikva Magistrate's Court extended the remand of two of the youths until Sunday. A third youth was released under restrictive conditions.
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