Israeli police announced Wednesday that two suspects were arrested in connection with the alleged rape at a party in northern Israel last Saturday. The suspects were taken into custody after what authorities described as 'intensive investigative activity.' Police are expected to request a remand extension.
Israeli police have arrested two suspects in connection with the alleged gang rape of a minor at a party in northern Israel last Saturday. The arrests followed what police described as 'intensive investigative activity' after the victim filed a complaint on Saturday night. According to the victim's attorney, Adi Pashko Katz, the suspects allegedly gave the victim a numbing substance, but she retained enough memory to identify them and even the clothing they wore at the party. Katz said the incident appears to have been premeditated and expressed concern that the victim may not be the only one. Police are expected to request a remand extension at court on Thursday. The investigation is ongoing, and further details are being withheld due to the sensitive nature of the case and a court-issued gag order.
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