Nahaf man stabs female police officer, 23, because she refused to give him her phone number

A man was arrested and charged with assault after allegedly stabbing a female police officer because she refused to give him her personal phone number, according to police reports in Israel.


The Haifa District Attorney’s office filed an indictment with the Haifa District Court on Thursday, against Omar Souad, 23, of Nahaf, after attempting to murder a national service volunteer, 19, serving at a police station in Carmiel.

The volunteer suffered serious injuries.

Souad, who is serving a sentence of community service at the Carmiel police station, asked the woman for her phone number several times, but she refused.

She told the suspect that she has no interest in him, and she reported the incident to her supervisor at the police station.

The supervisor warned the suspect to stay away of the police officer, but he ignored the order.

Two weeks ago, he came to the police station with a long kitchen knife. He waited at a nearby parking lot for the volunteer to arrive. When the volunteer arrived at the station, Souad approached her and stabbed her in the chest.

The volunteer tried to defend herself, but Souad continued to stab her 8 times. He fled from the scene with the volunteer's cellphone.


source: yjn