School Security Guard’s Detention Extended in Tel Aviv
The Tel Aviv Magistrate’s Court extended by three days the detention of a school security guard suspected of assaulting a female student and attempting to commit an indecent act against her. The man denies the allegations against him.
Key facts
- •Court: Tel Aviv Magistrate’s Court
- •Detention extension: three days
- •Suspect: a school security guard in his late 50s
- •The student is approximately 18 years old
- •The case number and date of the decision were not stated
What the Security Guard Is Suspected Of
The suspect is a man in his late 50s who worked as a security guard at a school in Jaffa. According to the account presented in the investigation, he tried to take an approximately 18-year-old female student into a dark room on the school grounds that was not a classroom.
The Suspect’s Position
The security guard denies the acts attributed to him. He claims that the student asked him for a cigarette and that he offered to give it to her elsewhere.
What the Court Decided
The Tel Aviv Magistrate’s Court extended the suspect’s detention by three days. The source does not state the case number, the date of the decision, the court’s reasoning, or any information regarding the filing of an indictment.
What this means for you
An extension of detention does not mean that the person has been found guilty; it is a procedural measure taken during the investigation stage. The allegations must still be investigated, and the security guard retains the right to dispute the account presented by the investigation.
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