About to leave Israel - and arrested for breaking into appartment
A young Hasidic man, planned to travel with his family to a wedding in the U.S., but was stopped at passport control • Reason: wanted for questioning on suspicion of broke into apartment during struggle at 'Batei Varsha'
- Eli Schlesinger and Yaki Admaker, Behadrey Haredim
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Passport control. Photo Illustration
Y, a Gurer chossid, arrived yesterday (Tuesday) at the Ben Guiron airport to leave Israel, and to his surprise - when he reached passport control at the exit of the boundaries of the country – he was arrested.
Y planned a trip with his family for his cousin's wedding which is taking place in the United States. One by one, his family passed the passport control, but when his turn came, he was informed that he was wanted for questioning by the police in Jerusalem.
The shocked young man did not understand what the fuss is all about, and tried to beg - but nothing worked.
He was taken to the jail in Jerusalem where he passed last night.
Police, it turns out, they he is suspected of breaking into an apartment not owned by him and causing damage, according to his family on the background of property dispute in Batei Varsha, Jerusalem. Yesterday his arrest was prolonged by 3 days, according to the court's decision.
It should be noted that Y is in regular service in the IDF.
Y planned a trip with his family for his cousin's wedding which is taking place in the United States. One by one, his family passed the passport control, but when his turn came, he was informed that he was wanted for questioning by the police in Jerusalem.
The shocked young man did not understand what the fuss is all about, and tried to beg - but nothing worked.
He was taken to the jail in Jerusalem where he passed last night.
Police, it turns out, they he is suspected of breaking into an apartment not owned by him and causing damage, according to his family on the background of property dispute in Batei Varsha, Jerusalem. Yesterday his arrest was prolonged by 3 days, according to the court's decision.
It should be noted that Y is in regular service in the IDF.
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