A man who was attacked by a motorcyclist on a road in Petah Tikva says he filed a complaint with video evidence, but the police closed the case within 24 hours without even opening the evidence, according to a report by journalist Daniel Amram.
According to a report published Tuesday evening by journalist Daniel Amram, a man who was assaulted by a motorcyclist on a road in Petah Tikva filed a formal complaint with the police, including video documentation and precise details. The complainant says the police did not even open the evidence and closed the case within less than 24 hours of the complaint being filed.
The report is based on a single source and has not been independently verified. The Zioneer has previously covered similar allegations of police closing assault complaints without full investigation, including in Ashdod and Elad, though those incidents are not directly linked to this case.
Amram's post concluded with a request for readers' opinions, suggesting the story is meant to highlight broader concerns about police conduct in handling certain complaints.
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