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YnetSecurity

Border Police Officer Shoots Suspect in Acre After Alleged Pedestrian Danger

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Hebrew · 3 newsrooms covering

An off-duty Border Police officer shot a man driving dangerously on Highway 85 in Acre, causing serious injury. Police stated the officer fired due to the suspect's actions endangering pedestrians and himself. The suspect fled the scene and received medical treatment, with the incident under investigation.

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  • An off-duty Border Police officer shot a man in Acre, seriously injuring him.
  • Police say the officer fired because the suspect's driving endangered pedestrians and himself.
  • The incident occurred on Highway 85 in the city of Acre.
  • The suspected driver fled the scene but later received medical attention.
  • The circumstances of the shooting are currently under investigation.
Border Police Officer Shoots Suspect in Acre After Alleged Pedestrian Danger
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An Israeli Border Police officer, off-duty at the time, opened fire on a man who was seriously injured in an incident on Highway 85 in Acre. According to police, the officer observed the suspect's vehicle driving in a manner that endangered pedestrians and the officer himself. Fearing for safety, the officer fired at the vehicle. The suspected driver fled the scene and was later taken to a hospital for medical treatment. The circumstances surrounding the incident are currently under investigation.

YnetCentre · Rishon LeZion

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