A driver in the south of the country complained about seven masked men whoThey blocked her path and planned to attack her. The police investigation reveals that the young woman was caught up in the operational activity of a special unit and was not attacked. Even before the end of the investigation, Minister Ben Gabir responded to the incident and was “shocked”. all the details
A 21-year-old woman complained last night (Sunday) that seven masked men in possession of two vehicles They blocked her way on the road in the Tzalim area, got out of the vehicle and planned to attack her. The police began investigating the incident and this morning there was a turning point when the findings of the investigation revealed that the same young woman was caught up in the operational activity of a special unit and was not attacked as she thought.
The police stated that, “The young woman who was traveling along the field road with her little sister in the car was caught up in the operational activity of a special unit which was busy handling an unusual incident in the area which included the arrest of suspects in a criminal incident, and was not attacked as she thought. The commander of the Ofakim station, Sen. Nivi Ohana, informed the young woman and her family Regarding the findings of the investigation”
Yesterday the driver, Ofri (21), told Vint that she “pressed the gas pedal, hit one of the vehicles – and thus saved herself.” She added: “It was traumatic, until now I haven’t calmed down. I picked up my 9-year-old sister from Tsharon. I drove home and suddenly I saw vehicles behind and in front of me. They took me off the road and tried to block me. One blocked me and the other vehicle got out, coming in my direction with masks I realized I had to get out of this. I hit the gas and my sister screamed from behind. They came down to attack me. One blocked me and the other broke away. I was just thinking about how to get away from there. I crashed into a car and was driving fast. I was afraid the airbags would deploy.”
According to Ofri, “It’s just not normal, God knows how it could have ended. I drove as fast as possible, I was only thinking how to get away from there. I’m fine, but I haven’t digested it yet. I’m now giving evidence to the police. My little sister is still traumatized, she She just didn’t stop screaming and crying.”
The one who responded while the police investigation was underway was the Minister of National Security, Itamar Ben Gvir, who said: “I was shocked to hear the description of the serious case, and I asked the Southern District Police to concentrate all efforts to deal decisively with the rioters. I trust the police investigators to locate the perpetrators quickly and take the full severity of them the law”.