From Police to compensate crime boss NIS 10,000 over disputed arrest
Add ToI as a Preferred Source on GoogleThe Tel Aviv Magistrate’s Court approves a compromise deal that will see police compensate gang leader Amir Mulner NIS 10,000 ($2,800) over a disputed arrest last year.
A known crime figure in Israel, Mulner filed a NIS 2.5 million lawsuit for what he claimed was an illegal August 2016 arrest during which the police didn’t identify themselves as such.
State prosecutors denied wrongdoing during Mulner’s arrest, but agreed to the compromise at the recommendation of the judge, who reprimanded the arresting officers for their conduct.
If you’d like to comment, join
The Times of Israel Community.
The Times of Israel Community.
JOIN THE TOI COMMUNITY
Already a member? Log in here