Tragedy at the Border Police facility at the Acre police station: Sgt. Naim Madi, a 21-year-old man from Julis, was found lifeless last night with gunshot wounds inside the facility. . The court today extended his detention by four days.
Last night, a report was received of an incident during which a young man from Julis, a border fighter, was found dead. . At the initial stage, suspicion arose that the policeman, a resident of Nesher, had left his personal weapon in the facility and allegedly entered the shower. He said that when he came out of the shower, he noticed his friend at the Border Police when he was shot and covered in blood.
The police said that the Israel Police and the Border Police bow their heads in memory of the fighter (regular service) Sgt. Naim Madi, 21, a resident of Julis, who died prematurely and left parents, a brother and a sister. He served in the Border Guard for about a year and a half SMG of Coastal Border.
The DIP (Department of Police Investigations) that is investigating the affair is trying to examine the circumstances of the incident and the circumstances of the policeman’s death. DIP officials note that all directions of the investigation are examined, whether it is a fight, suicide or any other event that led to the tragic outcome. The suspect in the affair said that he and the policeman who found his death lived together in the same room, and there was a friendly relationship between them. During his interrogation, he claimed that today he had entrusted his weapon to him to enter the shower, and when he left he found him shot in the mouth, and lifeless.
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After it was reported that the second policeman’s detention was extended, attorney Tami Ullman, who represents Ot, claims: “The police treat my client with suspicion of the death offense lightly and check if he had a hand in the act. My client denies suspicions against him. “A friendly relationship, and he himself is shocked by the incident. We are waiting for the DIP investigation to end and my client’s innocence to be proven.”