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Avraham Hedi, suspected of throwing stones at the News 12 building, leaving a threatening letter and vandalizing property, will remain in custody for five more days. Police claim that since his arrest, the evidentiary base against him has strengthened, while he continues to maintain his right to remain silent during his interrogation.
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Avraham Hedi, suspected of throwing stones at the News 12 building, leaving a threatening letter and vandalizing property, will remain in custody for five more days. Police claim that since his arrest, the evidentiary base against him has strengthened, while he continues to maintain his right to remain silent during his interrogation.