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Residents Accuse Police of Beating Handcuffed Man in Jisr az-Zarqa Amid Violent Operation
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First reported by Arutz Sheva · 1 day ago
What happened
In Jisr az-Zarqa, residents accuse police of violently beating a handcuffed man during a raid, while police claim officers were attacked first. Five suspects were arrested and later placed under house arrest. The man was hospitalized with injuries, and the police stressed their firm stance against violence toward officers.
- 01Residents claim police beat a handcuffed man during a security operation in Jisr az-Zarqa.
- 02Video shows the man being pushed and struck, identified by locals as police officers.
- 03The injured man was hospitalized with fractures and treated in Hadera.
- 04Police say officers faced violent crowds throwing objects during a raid for weapons and drugs.
- 05Five suspects were arrested for attacking officers and later placed under house arrest.
- 06Police stress zero tolerance for violence against officers and maintaining public order.
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