Police arrest 3 'price-tag' suspects

[Scurrilous]

Lengthy investigation in case involving desecration of West Bank mosque leads to suspects' arrest

http://www.ynetnews.com/articles/0,7340,L-4321686,00.html

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"Three men were brought before the Jerusalem Magistrates Court Tuesday, for allegedly committing acts of "price tag" vandalism.

The men – Aaron Sadigurky (21), Yehiel Lex (22) and Nathanael Kellerman (19) were arrested some two weeks ago for allegedly setting fire to a car in the village of Dhahiriya near Hebron and spraying graffiti on a mosque.

According to details revealed in the arraignment, Sadigurky, Lex and Kellerman were the subjects of a lengthy police investigation, as the car with which they were systematically vandalizing property was known to the police. The car, a red Subaru, had given the case the nickname "The Red Japanese," and is now key evidence in the case.

Not long after the wall of a mosque was desecrated, an IDF unit identified the perpetrators' Subaru in a nearby village. The police then started trailing the vehicle, consequently linking it to the crime in Dhahiriya, where a cab was set on fire and a graffiti referencing to a rightwing activist – arrested for a different act of vandalism – was sprayed.

When intelligence information pertaining to the suspects' intention to harm Palestinians reached police forces in early December, a Central Control Unit force was sent after them and arrested them near Samua."

[R. Daneel Olivaw]

1. From the article.

The force found flammable substances in the suspects' car, along with cans of spray-paint and fake weapons, apparently used for deterrence in case of need.


Dumb. Fake weapons can get you really dead.

[Purveyor]

2. 30 days suspended sentence, then a 'hero's' parade...my guess. eom

[oberliner]

4. Guess again

You really just do not have a clue.

[Scootaloo]

5. No?

I'd love another surprise, but I can't say I'm expecting one.

[oberliner]

3. Good news!

Thanks for posting this.