Police Arrest Suspect in Rock-Throwing Targeting Channel 12 Headquarters
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Israel Police arrest suspect in attacks on Channel 12 News, Haaretz offices
A man in his 40s from the Tel Aviv suburb of Ramat Gan was arrested Thursday under suspicion of threatening Israeli journalists in a letter that warned 'someone will die,' and using a brick to shatter the entrances to Channel 12 News and Haaretz offices earlier this month
Suspect Arrested After Rocks Thrown at Israel’s Channel 12 News Headquarters, Threat Letter Left Behind
Israeli police have arrested a man suspected of vandalizing the headquarters of Channel 12 News in Tel Aviv by hurling rocks at the building’s entrance and leaving behind a threatening letter apparently directed at journalists and public officials. Authorities said the investigation was conducted jointly with the Shin Bet security agency. According to police, the suspect is a man in his 40s from Ramat Gan. He was taken into custody on Thursday b…
The investigation that opened following the smashing of the entrance doors to the News 12 offices led to the arrest of a Ramat Gan resident in his 40s. Investigators accuse him of throwing stones, damaging property and making threats, after he left a note at the scene in which he threatened that "next time the brick will be aimed at one of your heads."
Detectives from the Central Unit (YAMR) of the Tel Aviv District today (Thursday) arrested a Ramat Gan resident in his 40s, on suspicion of committing offenses of threats and malicious damage to property at the entrance to the Channel 12 News office building. The arrest was made at the end of a complex and intensive investigative activity conducted by the police in cooperation with other security agencies. With the suspect's arrest, the very exi…
Permission to publish: Detectives from the Tel Aviv District Central Unit recently arrested a Ramat Gan resident in his 40s, suspected of causing property damage and threats against media and public figures. The suspect was arrested following an intensive investigation conducted by the Tel Aviv Police Department together with Lt. Col. Ayalon and the Shin Bet. The incident occurred on July 28, when Tel Aviv District Police noticed during a routin…
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