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Court Extends Detention of Suspect in Death of Seven-Year-Old Child by Four Days

The court extended by four days the detention of a man suspected of carrying out an assault that killed seven-year-old Hillel Dadon. According to the police account, the deceased child's four-year-old cousin was also injured in the assault.

Key facts

  • Suspicion: Fatal assault on a seven-year-old child
  • Deceased: Hillel Dadon, age 7
  • Another person injured: His cousin, age 4
  • Detention extension: 4 days
  • Neither the case number nor the court's name was stated

Police Account

Police claim that the suspect returned to his uncle's home and fatally injured seven-year-old Hillel Dadon. According to the investigation, he also injured the child's four-year-old cousin there.

Court Decision

The court ordered that the suspect remain in detention for four additional days. The materials provided did not state the name of the court, the case number, or the exact date on which the decision was issued.

What Remains Unknown

The source does not specify what evidence the police presented to the court or the legal provisions on which the decision to extend the detention was based. Nor does it state whether an indictment was filed against the suspect; the matter remains at the suspicion and ongoing investigation stage.

What this means for you

Extending the detention does not mean that the person has been convicted. At this stage, the court is allowing the suspect to remain in detention for a limited period during the investigation. At the end of the four days, the police will have to release him or return to court if they claim there are grounds to continue detaining him.

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