Partier stabs disc jockey for not playing his song

Indictment filed with Haifa court over alleged stabbing by Amar Shahab of disc jockey at engagement party in his village.

By YONAH JEREMY BOB
DJ generic 311 (photo credit: Thinkstock/Imagebank [illustrative])
DJ generic 311
(photo credit: Thinkstock/Imagebank [illustrative])
The Haifa District Attorney filed on Tuesday with the Haifa District Court an indictment against Amar Shahab for stabbing a disc jockey for not playing the music he wanted.
The indictment said that on January 18, Shahab was attending an engagement party in his village.
During the party, Shahab approached the disc jockey and asked him to praise him and say his name into the microphone, which the disc jockey did.
Later, Shahab approached the disc jockey again and asked him to play the song “Samahtek.”
This time the disc jockey responded that he would play the song, but only later in the evening.
A few minutes later, Shahab came back and asked the disc jockey when he was playing the song.
The disc jockey told him he needed to wait.
Shahab then got up on stage and threatened to stab the disc jockey if he did not play the song immediately.
Minutes later Shahab stabbed the disc jockey from behind through the ear, cutting into his lip and his mouth.
Shahab fled the scene, but the disc jockey identified him to police.