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Police Investigation Closed Against Officer Who Interrupted CPR

An investigation into a police officer who interrupted CPR at an anti-war rally has been closed by the Justice Ministry. Volunteer doctor Udi Baharav, who was attempting to treat an unconscious protester, claims the officer blocked him and that police are obstructing the investigation against the officer.

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What happened

  1. 01Justice Ministry closed the case against a police officer who interrupted CPR.
  2. 02The incident occurred last April at an anti-war rally.
  3. 03Volunteer doctor Udi Baharav claims the officer blocked him from treating a protester.
  4. 04Baharav was questioned for allegedly assaulting a police officer.

Baharav himself was questioned for allegedly assaulting a police officer.

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