A man from Kfar Qara, 31, allegedly struck a car from behind on a highway, then pulled a knife, threatened the driver, and stabbed him, according to the indictment reported by Or Ravid (N12). When police attempted to arrest him, he physically assaulted a police officer. The indictment charges him with illegal knife possession, threats, assaulting a police officer, and insulting a public servant.
An indictment was filed Wednesday against a 31-year-old man from Kfar Qara, charging him with stabbing a driver during a highway road-rage altercation, according to the indictment text reported by Or Ravid (N12). The suspect allegedly hit the victim's car from behind, then pulled a knife, threatened, and stabbed him. When police arrived to arrest him, he reportedly assaulted a police officer. The indictment includes charges of illegal knife possession, threats, assaulting a police officer, and insulting a public servant. The victim's condition remains unknown. Similar road-rage violence cases have been reported and covered by The Zioneer in recent weeks — including an indictment against an e-scooter rider in Elad and a stabbing attempt in Lod — though each incident is a separate criminal case.
2 developments
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- DevelopingMan indicted for threatening police officer with throat-slitting remark
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