Israeli Journalist Questioned for Driving Violation After Likud Complaint
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Israeli journalist questioned for driving violation after Likud complaint
Netanyahu's party filed a complaint following an episode of his investigative show. A source familiar with the matter said two separate police units called Drucker on Sunday and 'competed for the right' to summon him for questioning
Raviv Drouker was called to the police for questioning after the A-Macor program on Channel 13 showed him how he was driving his car by talking on a mobile phone he was holding in his hand.
Journalist Raviv Drucker was questioned by the Traffic Division, following a video in which he was allegedly seen using a cell phone while driving, leading to a complaint being filed with the police (Law and Justice)
The police insisted that Drucker come to the station following documentation broadcast on the "Hamakor" program on Channel 13, and today the Likud also filed a complaint against him. Drucker to Haaretz: Two units called to summon me for questioning, the second was disappointed that their prey was taken
Journalist and presenter of "Hamkor" on Network 13, Raviv Drucker, is being questioned at this time (Monday) at the Traffic Division, following footage in which he is seen driving and talking on the phone.
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