Jerusalem Police Arrest Main Suspect in Benyahu Razi Murder After Two-Week Manhunt
After a manhunt lasting about two and a half weeks, Jerusalem district police arrested Abiyor Sasson, the primary suspect in the murder of Benyahu Razi. The killing occurred in an Airbnb apartment in Jerusalem. Investigations revealed that during his escape, Sasson hid in various locations across central and northern Israel. Police detectives from the National Crime Unit, with assistance from the police air division, apprehended him in the Harel Tunnel while he was traveling by taxi to Jerusalem.
Jerusalem District Commander, Commissioner Avshalom Peled, closely supervised the investigation and instructed the National Crime Unit of Jerusalem to employ all available police resources to locate and arrest the suspect. Sasson was transferred to the Crime Fighting Unit of the Zion region for interrogation. He is expected to be brought before a magistrate court judge for a remand hearing. Further details are forthcoming.
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