Posted on 01/20/2016 4:53:33 PM PST by Eleutheria5
The prosecution is considering a plea bargain with teen terrorist Ahmed Mansara, who carried out a stabbing attack in Pisgat Zeev in October.
Mansara’s lawyers, who had previously tried to reach a deal with the prosecutor's office and were rejected, are reportedly now interested in trying again to find a way to ease his sentence.
When the indictment against Mansara was filed he was 13 years old, but he has since celebrated his 14th birthday and he can now be sent to a lengthy prison sentence. The prosecution wants Mansara to serve a lengthy prison sentence and also for him to confess to the attack after previously denying involvement.
The minor's lawyers have claimed that their client had no murderous intention toward the 13-year-old boy and 25-year-old man that were seriously wounded in the stabbing attack in Jerusalem.
According to them, the person who intended to murder the two Israelis was Mansara's 15-year-old cousin, who was shot dead by security forces at the scene of the attack.
The terrorist himself was interviewed by Al-Jazeera in recent days, telling the network that he has no intention of confessing
"They swore at me and pressured me [to confess]. I told them I did not do anything," Mansara said.
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Thjs is the kid who Abbas claimed was shot dead in cold blood by IDF, when in fact he was hit by a car and hospitalized after stabbing two victims.
Why plea bargain with a terrorist when you can hang him by the b*lls? Muzzie special privilege?
Why plea bargain with a terrorist when you can hang him by the b*lls? Muzzie special privilege?
At the very least cut his testicles off and make him eat them fried in pork fat.
Throw away the key
“They swore at me and pressured me [to confess]. I told them I did not do anything,” Mansara said.
Gosh. That’s rough.
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