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Wolt Delivery Driver Arrested for Stabbing Bus Driver After Road Dispute in Bnei Brak

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A Wolt delivery driver in Bnei Brak stabbed a bus driver after a road argument and was arrested with weapons found in his possession.

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  • A 33-year-old Wolt delivery driver stabbed a bus driver after a road dispute in Bnei Brak.
  • The suspect fled the scene but was later arrested by police.
  • Weapons including stabbing tools and scissors were found on the suspect.
  • The stabbing followed an argument between the two drivers on the road.
  • The incident highlights tensions that can escalate during traffic disputes.
Wolt Delivery Driver Arrested for Stabbing Bus Driver After Road Dispute in Bnei Brak
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A 33-year-old Wolt delivery driver from Bnei Brak was arrested on suspicion of stabbing a bus driver following a road dispute. The incident reportedly began with an argument between the two drivers on the road. After stabbing the bus driver, the suspect fled the scene but was later apprehended by authorities. During a search of the suspect's belongings, police found multiple stabbing weapons and scissors.

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