Nablus youth remanded on rock-throwing charge

By JPOST.COM STAFF

Published: JULY 5, 2006 17:25

A Kfar Saba court remanded for two days on Wednesday a Nablus youth suspected of throwing rocks at cars from a local bridge. No one was injured by the rocks.

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