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Jerusalem Police Seek Extended Detention for Wrongly Identified Haredi Man
Jerusalem police mistakenly sought to extend the detention of a Haredi man arrested for allegedly throwing a stone. During a court hearing, his lawyer presented video evidence proving the man was not the perpetrator.
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What happened
- 01Jerusalem police sought to extend a Haredi man's detention for allegedly throwing a stone.
- 02Police claimed an officer identified the suspect and maintained eye contact.
- 03Defense presented video evidence showing the suspect was not the stone-thrower.
- 04The police representative admitted the mistake and requested immediate release.
- 05The man was released from custody without conditions.
The police representative acknowledged the error and requested the man's immediate release without conditions.
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- Centre1
- Right1
- HarediNone
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