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JERUSALEM – An Israeli man was sentenced Wednesday to 100 days of community service for taking part in a mbad attack against an Eritrean taken for an armed man who attacked a bus station.
An Arab citizen of Israel led the shooting three years ago in the southern city of Beersheba, killing a soldier and wounding 11 others before being shot dead by police .
During the turmoil, a security guard shot and killed Haftom Zarhum, an Eritrean asylum seeker.
Lying on the floor bleeding – he later died at the hospital from gunshot wounds – Eritrean was kicked several times by people sneaking through a cord Loose
David Muial, a 33-year-old Israeli man who worked in a restaurant at the bus station, confessed to being accused of "abusing helplessness". Muial, the court found, dropped a metal bench on the 29-year-old victim.
Under the terms of the agreement, Muial was ordered to perform 100 days of community service and pay the Eritrean family about $ 550 (R7522.76)
The non-custodial sentence appeared reflect the medical findings that the bullets fired by the security guard – who was not charged – were the direct cause of the death of Eritrean,
The victim's family sued Israel for approximately $ 780,000 in damages. They allege that the police and the security company guarding the bus station were negligent during the incident, which occurred during a wave of knife attacks. and Palestinian gunfire in Israel
. carries a maximum penalty of 20 years in prison, are still on trial.
Reuters
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