Remands: Katlan killer, burns the corpse and firing

To the Tel Aviv Magistrate's Court two suspects were brought suspected of fire and an assassination attempt that occurred last week on Sunday, in which was seriously injured Yehuda Katlan - 24-year-old resident. The next day, (Monday) in the morning, were arrested Shlomo Dahan, 25, and Yoel Ben Nissan 19 at Ben Gurion Airport as they try to leave the country to Spain. Remand extended till today.

Attorney Tobol Rotem, the suspect's counsel Yoel Ben Nissan, said that it was the second overtime, "we learn that a number of developments in the investigation, but his face does not trust anything to him and he was not questioned except the initial investigation. I see added charges very strange that included It does not say another suspect more charges and he was not asked about it. Police seeking 10 days and this time request a second. We learn that other detainees and think there is room to reduce the days and monitor the investigation, and we talk about the allegations that have matured evidence linking him to the event and only a suspicion for both. I will request a reduction".

"I expected the probing unit extending second arrest as she expects the suspects will cooperate, I would expect they will return answers," said Mr. Itzkowitz, counsel for the suspect Shlomo Dahan. "I realized that except Friday he questioned easy questions not investigated or anything. Would expect investigative unit will come with a barrage of evidence and what is attributed to him." He added: "The last time the court has extended the detention for several days quite a bit, and if the evidence is clears to her why no indictment today?" He asked. "What struck me, they work using a fishing trip if I get evidence, I get them from other places."

Judge Shmuel Melamed said that before a request to extend the detention of the suspects, who were arrested on suspicion of trying to cause death and obstructing justice. "A review of the investigation file shows that there is a reasonable suspicion against the suspects for their alleged offenses," the judge wrote. "After hearing the parties' arguments and reviewing the investigation file, I find that there is an evidentiary basis which establishes a reasonable suspicion against the suspects in respect of the offenses previously suspected, and that there is cause for arrest."

He decided to grant the police in part, and ordered the extension of the arrest of two suspects until 08/01/14 at 12:00.

As for the young man on suspicion of murdering a 17.5-year-old city resident that was discovered last Monday on the outskirts dead: in a special investigation team Dan Region police arrested the next day (Tuesday) Young (18) from an orthodox family in Bnei Brak, on suspicion of being involved in causing death. His detention was extended until Friday, and then brought again to the court, where he was remanded until tomorrow (Monday).

Third serious incident also happened last week: shots in the air on the street corner Zvi Herling corner of Neufeld Bnei Brak. Police arrived at the scene identified a number of pods with no injuries. During the evening and night arrested 15 people suspected of involvement in a fight, when the background is a fight that began the day before (Thursday) between two crime families which are known. The court extended the detention of three minors until tomorrow (Monday), and the arrest of 11 adults was extended until Tuesday, and another suspect lesser involvement - were released after interrogation. The investigation is being held at Dan regoion police station.

After three cases occurred within one week in the City of Torah Bnei Brak, we had a conversation with Dan District Police Commander, Commander Simon Lavie, says to B'Chadrei Charedim: "After years that criminal families do as they want, it is time to attend to them. We will work to take the nucleus apart, and prosecute the suspects." Lavie adds emphatically: "We will torpedo the violence in the area, and they will not have more possibility to exist."

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