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Supreme Court Justice Slams Police in Case of Man Killed by Soldier
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First reported by Srugim · 1 hour ago
What happened
Israel's Supreme Court heard a petition regarding the death of Yuval Kastelman, who was killed by a soldier after neutralizing terrorists. Justice David Mintz criticized police handling of the scene as "criminal negligence" but did not order intervention in the Prosecutor's decision to close the case against officers.
- 01Supreme Court Justice Mintz called police actions "criminal negligence."
- 02The court heard a petition from the family of Yuval Kastelman.
- 03Kastelman was killed by a soldier after neutralizing terrorists.
- 04The family alleges police mishandled evidence and obstructed justice.
- 05The court recommended the family withdraw their petition.
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