Residents of Azor say they will reach the suspect before police, according to a report by Daniel Amram — after a young woman was sexually assaulted in daylight on camera and the suspect remains at large. Amram says additional complaints have emerged against the same individual, who was previously filmed filming girls on a bus. Police have not yet located him.
New details emerge in the Azor sexual assault case, first reported by The Zioneer at 13:41 today. The suspect — still at large — was filmed attacking a young woman from behind in broad daylight, attempting to kiss her and touching her chest. Reporter Daniel Amram now says residents have told him they plan to reach the suspect before police: 'It's good the police didn't get to him — we will get to him first and deal with him.' Amram adds that additional complaints have been received against the same individual, who was filmed several weeks ago filming girls on a bus. The suspect's identity is being verified. Police have not made an arrest and did not immediately comment on the new vigilante threat.
2 developments
- DevelopingVideo shows man sexually assaulting woman in broad daylight on Tel Aviv street
- DevelopingSecond alleged victim of Haifa taxi driver comes forward with past complaint
- DevelopingSecurity cameras from Nahal Oz located; families outraged
- StrongSecurity forces continue manhunt for suspect in Gush Etzion area
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