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Teen Charged with Assaulting Driver in Ramat Gan After Being Cut Off
A 15-year-old boy from Ramat Gan has been indicted for armed assault after allegedly stabbing a driver with a sharp object during a road dispute on October 2.
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What happened
- 01A 15-year-old boy from Ramat Gan was indicted for stabbing a driver with a sharp object during a road dispute.
- 02The incident occurred on the night of October 2 on Haganah Street in Ramat Gan.
- 03The teenager pursued the car on a scooter after claiming the driver had cut him off.
- 04The suspect allegedly banged on the car window and wounded the driver's hand before fleeing.
- 05The victim received medical treatment, and the incident was captured on security cameras.
- 06Investigators found the teenager was riding his scooter without a helmet and violating traffic laws.
- 07The Tel Aviv District Prosecution's juvenile unit charged the teenager with assault with a weapon.
- 08Police have requested that the court detain the teenager until the conclusion of legal proceedings.
The incident occurred at night on Haganah Street in Ramat Gan. The teenager, who was riding a scooter, claimed the driver cut him off. In response, the teen pursued the car, banged on the window, and stabbed the driver's hand with a sharp object before fleeing the scene.
The driver received medical treatment for his injury. Investigators from the Bnei Brak-Ramat Gan police station launched an investigation, using security camera footage and witness accounts to identify and arrest the suspect. The investigation also revealed that the teenager was riding his scooter without a helmet and in violation of traffic laws.
The juvenile unit of the Tel Aviv District Prosecution filed the indictment charging the teenager with assault with a weapon. Police have requested that the court order his detention until the conclusion of the legal proceedings.
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