Police requested a 5-day extension of a suspect's arrest Tuesday, presenting a video documenting the incident. Defense attorney Nadav Greenwald argued that the arrest was made about a month after the events, with no attempt to obstruct the investigation.
A court hearing was held Tuesday in which a police representative asked to extend the arrest of a female suspect by five days and presented video footage of the incident. The suspect's attorney, Nadav Greenwald, argued that the arrest was carried out approximately one month after the alleged events, and that the suspect had not attempted to obstruct the investigation. The specific charges and the suspect's identity were not detailed in the report. The court's decision has not yet been announced.
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