Judge Limor Bibi, who ordered the release of a 16-year-old suspected of stabbing a father in Bnei Brak, is also the judge who released this week a taxi driver who allegedly defrauded an elderly man and went on a shopping spree at his expense, according to a report.
The Zioneer previously reported on the Tel Aviv District Court's decision to release the 16-year-old stabbing suspect, rejecting a police appeal. Today's report, by journalist Li Aish, identifies the presiding judge in that case, Limor Bibi, as the same judge who released a taxi driver this week. The taxi driver is accused of scamming an elderly man and using his credit card for a shopping spree. The report highlights the pattern of leniency by the same judge in two separate cases within days.
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