A court ordered the release of a young man who was arrested along with his parents, ruling that no investigative actions had been taken since the last extension and the suspicion against him had not strengthened. He was released under restrictive conditions. The parents were released in recent days.
A court on Monday ordered the release of a young man who was arrested alongside his parents, ruling that the investigation had not progressed since the last extension of his detention and that the suspicion against him had not strengthened. The court determined that house arrest under restrictive conditions was sufficient. The parents were released in recent days.
The case adds to a series of recent court decisions in which suspects have been released despite police objections. As The Zioneer reported on July 18, three young people arrested at Ben Gurion Airport on suspicion of rioting on a plane and assaulting police were released to house arrest after a court found the suspicion baseless. In a separate case on July 13, a court rejected a police appeal against the release of a suspect.
The details of the alleged crime in the current case have not been disclosed.
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