The Israel Police have concluded their investigation into Avraham Hadi, suspected of throwing a brick at N12's offices and threatening other media outlets, according to N12. Hadi is expected to face an indictment in the coming days.
Police have completed the investigation into Avraham Hadi, the suspect accused of throwing a brick at the entrance of N12's offices in Tel Aviv and sending threatening letters to additional media outlets, according to N12 correspondent Adar Gitzis. Hadi is expected to face an indictment in the coming days.
The Zioneer has tracked the case since late July, when Hadi was first arrested. On July 31, a court extended his remand by four days. On August 5, another court extended his remand by five days, as reported by ynet. The case has drawn attention due to the nature of the alleged threats against Israeli media organizations.
The investigation was led by the Israel Police. Further details on the charges are expected to be published upon the filing of the indictment.
2 developments
- StrongCourt extends Avraham Hadi's remand by 5 days over alleged harm to media outlets
- DevelopingCourt extends remand of Avraham Hadi over N12 office vandalism and threats
- DevelopingHaifa man indicted for vandalism, threats, and extortion of charity CEO
- StrongAttorney General indicts two Ashdod men for extortion with organized crime ties
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