The Jerusalem Magistrates Court will be hearing the charges against three youths from Kedumim, Gush Talmonim and Sha’alvim who were arrested last night as they hung posters denouncing a police investigator involved in the recent “Jewish underground” case. The youths hung the posters, which included the officer’s name, address and telephone number, in his Mevaseret Zion neighborhood. The posters detailed alleged abuse by the police investigator during the recent questioning of Ettie Dvir of Bat Ayin, the wife of one of the \"underground\" defendants.
The prosecution will be seeking conviction on charges of incitement. Friends of the three suspects have called the prosecution a violation of free speech.
Arutz-7 has learned that similar posters were hung in proximity to the home of another police officer who was accused by Dvir of abusive behavior during her interrogation. In neither case did the posters call for harming the police officers.
The prosecution will be seeking conviction on charges of incitement. Friends of the three suspects have called the prosecution a violation of free speech.
Arutz-7 has learned that similar posters were hung in proximity to the home of another police officer who was accused by Dvir of abusive behavior during her interrogation. In neither case did the posters call for harming the police officers.