Court Extends Detention of Suspect in Jerusalem Peanut Poisoning Case by Six Days
On Tuesday, the Jerusalem Magistrate's Court extended by six days the detention of a suspect in the peanut poisoning case, a Jewish resident of southern Israel. Police representative Avi Levy cited high danger and risk of obstruction, noting that minors were allegedly poisoned intentionally. The defense argued the suspect suffers from manic depression and was previously hospitalized.
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Police representative Avi Levy stated suspect is involved in poisoning and suspected of conspiracy.
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Defense claims suspect suffers from manic depression and was previously hospitalized.
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Police cited high danger and risk of obstruction if released.
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Jerusalem Magistrate's Court extended suspect's detention by six days.
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Suspect is a Jewish resident of southern Israel.
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A Jerusalem court extended the detention of a suspect in the peanut poisoning case by six days, citing high danger and risk of obstruction.
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