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Prosecution Appeals Lenient Sentence in Fatal 2019 Crash
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By Ynet
First reported by i24NEWS · 57 minutes ago
What happened
Israel's prosecution is appealing a six-year prison sentence for Tariq Karad, convicted in a 2019 crash that killed Tzipi Rimel and her infant daughter. The appeal argues the sentence is too lenient given Karad's excessive speed and recklessness.
- 01Prosecution appeals lenient sentence for driver in fatal 2019 crash.
- 02Driver Tariq Karad killed mother and infant daughter.
- 03Karad was speeding at 145 km/h in a 90 km/h zone.
- 04Prosecution seeks a harsher sentence from the Supreme Court.
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