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Israeli Crime Boss Yossi Mosli Released to House Arrest After Court Rejects Police Detention Appeal
Yossi Mosli, a crime boss arrested for a serious assault in Savion, was released to house arrest after courts ruled insufficient evidence to extend his detention. Despite police claims of progress and a severe victim injury, both Magistrate and District Courts found no significant strengthening of the case against him.
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What happened
- 01Yossi Mosli was released to house arrest after courts denied police requests to extend detention.
- 02Mosli was arrested on August 16 for joint assault causing serious injury and conspiracy.
- 03Police claim the victim suffered severe injuries and Mosli acted with two other suspects who remain at large.
- 04The victim's presence near Mosli's home and legitimacy as a delivery person are under investigation.
- 05Courts found no significant new evidence linking Mosli directly to the assault despite police efforts.
- 06Mosli remains under strict judicial restrictions and the investigation is ongoing with further witness questioning.
The investigation continues with two suspects still at large.
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