N12 journalist Adar Gitzis reports that a gag order has been lifted in an investigation conducted in cooperation with the Shin Bet. The suspect is a Ramat Gan resident in his 40s, and police are examining whether he is linked to a series of events that preceded the latest incident.
A gag order was lifted Thursday evening in a Shin Bet investigation involving a Ramat Gan resident in his 40s, who was arrested earlier in connection with an attack on N12 and a threat letter. Police are probing whether the suspect is linked to a series of prior incidents, the nature of which has not been disclosed.
The Zioneer first reported the arrest at 18:54 Jerusalem, initially on charges of throwing stones and threatening N12 employees. In concurrent reports at the same time, the gag order was lifted, the suspect was identified as a Ramat Gan resident in his 40s, and the arrest was confirmed in connection with the N12 attack and threat letter. The investigation, conducted jointly with the Shin Bet, remains ongoing.
The case was reported by N12 police correspondent Adar Gitzis, whose coverage of law enforcement and security affairs has been documented by The Zioneer.
The suspect's name has not been published. The exact nature of the prior incidents police are examining, and whether additional suspects are involved, remain under active investigation.
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