(haipo) A passenger attacked last night (Monday 3/10/22), on line 3 of the matron in Haifa, an inspector of the Superbus company, after the inspector demanded the passenger pay for the trip on the matron, the victim attacked him with his fists and tried to strangle him.
The passenger went up to the matron at Lev Hamfaretz station and when he was required to present a ticket, it turned out that his Rav Ko card was empty. The inspector and the passenger got off at the Gulf crossing station and the inspector wrote the passenger a report. Then the passenger began to attack the inspector with his fists, tried to strangle him, and after the inspector fled, continued to chase him down the street. The inspector was taken to the hospital with minor injuries. A complaint was filed at Zevlon police.
B, the inspector who was attacked:
"The man was in a frenzy and didn't stop chasing me even in the street. I'm trying to call the police and they have trouble understanding that I'm in danger. Only the third time I called did a car arrive. At that time I felt my life was in danger. This is the third time I've been attacked. It can't be that every time I step on the line Fear for our lives!"
Did the article interest you?Gil Moshkovitz, trade union coordinator at the northern headquarters of 'Power for Workers':
"We are witnessing a serious increase of about 30% in cases of assaults on drivers and inspectors in Matron in the last year. The main problem is a lack of deterrence - it is impossible that most of these assault cases are closed due to a lack of public interest. The police's shortage of hands stems from disdain for public transport workers. We will continue to fight until the drivers And the inspectors will receive the status they deserve - as public servants, and that their attackers will be punished accordingly."
It's a shame how the inspectors break into buses. Why try to terrorize the passengers? Many times I have come across cases of inhuman behavior from supervisors. Maybe that's why the public reacts like that
The reaction of the police and their helplessness should bother us all. Such a violent man must be caught and brought to justice. Let them check cameras and arrest him!
The violence is increasing because there is no deterrence and the law enforcement and personal security system in Israel has completely collapsed.
I witnessed a violent passenger on the subway in England after a football match. Within two minutes a policeman was on him, he was laid handcuffed on the floor, he was tested for alcohol, after which he was immediately taken into custody. I was told that a quick trial could spend a year in prison and lose his job or social security.
If with us an attacker goes to jail, pays a few thousand shekels in fines for police expenses and loses his social security entitlement, he or any of his first degree relatives believe me there will be a complete deterrent. Just hit the pocket.
The inspectors are also wrong. They don't believe that the device is broken or the rabbi is broken. It doesn't work when you put it on the device. There is money in the rabbi. Sometimes a person doesn't feel well and sits down and it doesn't work. Suddenly an inspector comes up. He doesn't believe that the person has heart disease or diabetes and rests for a while. That is, he sits down and immediately puts A report and they are not very kind either, older people have nervous inspectors, I do not justify violence but I saw an old woman who could be the inspector's grandmother treat her in a horrible way and in the end Rabbi Ko was kidnapped from her
What is the connection between the fact that a person with diabetes is tired and the fact that he did not pass the rabbi line at the payment device?
The device is on the way to the seat, every person who gets on the bus pays and sits down as he wipes only after he empties himself in the toilet and not the other way around.
Not only did you try terribly hard to describe a crooked and impossible scenario, but you also expect an inspector to reflect on the inner world of each passenger?
In what situation in my life today do you think it is appropriate to exercise personal judgment?
Inspectors think they are God that everything is allowed to them.
I condemn violence.
Imprison the attacker for at least a year
It's just a disgrace...people immigrate freely and don't attack a. Rabbi Ko...they are going to sit straight as if their father's matron....I watch many such pictures...and of course the fights with the inspectors are at their most impudent...this annoys me...a solution must be found for all the "hitchhikers"....repeats on the buses as well.
And... what's over?
There are also violent inspectors who snatch Rabbi Ko from people and confiscate them even though they paid and wanted to pay for another person. A real case. And another case where I got on a bus loaded with heavy books, the device was malfunctioning, I had to walk until the driver didn't belong when the bus was moving, I still didn't have time to validate the ticket Villa inspector. Nothing interested him and he wrote me a report.
As long as the punishment is very light, the acts of violence will continue!
Bibist in the previous mission. Crazy with rage
Your obsession is nothing short of hysterical,
happy New Year.
Violence in Israeli society is increasing. If the issue of violence with hands, on the road, theft, protection, murders is not dealt with as harshly as terrorism, Israel will be wiped out.
Such a passenger should be denied the possibility of traveling by public transport. One of the problems is that many judges give ridiculous sentences to such passengers, which does not deter all kinds of violent people from repeating brutal behavior.
The violence in the public reaches everywhere even to the matron. The Israeli thinks how to get rich and travel for free.
I have synagogues, but I'm not interested in praying and I don't need it either, what's more, would it bother me to eat the four break meals that I prepared
The judges will sentence him to three days of house arrest in a luxurious hotel + three meals + a stripper on a pole, so what's the wonder that the crime is increasing more and more,
It's a shame what's happening in public transport, it's a good sign.
Only severe punishments such as 10 years of actual imprisonment with hard labor for those who attack an inspector or any other public employee. But in the state of Israel it won't happen because everything here is harte berta.
do not exaggerate !
It's sad that there is no real supervision
The time has come for all the unemployed who sign at the employment bureau to stand at the stations and make checks that the passengers pay for a shuttle service that costs money. Even in the intercity service lines, the terrible lawlessness of people boarding and not paying has become a very widespread problem because of the way the system and conduct are conducted. Every day there are a million passengers who use public transportation in buses in the country. At 5 NIS instead of 5.50 NIS or instead of 12 NIS, it is 16 million NIS in at least one day income for our country. And in the monthly aggregate it comes to 5 million shekels 125 shekels times 5 days a month also 25 million is a lot now multiply by 100 months. and in 3 months. And you will end up with a huge loss of income to the state from service from tax income and from money that can be given to all the poor citizens of the state who need it and could have received a much more respectable income grant allowance and,,, to help those who really need it and also to repair the infrastructure and pave roads.
It's a shame what's happening in public transport. A large part of the passengers do not pay at all, especially among the youth.
I do not justify the violent passenger but there are proper inspectors who will put them in their place. About two months ago I got on the Egged bus and after that I got on a checker. I asked the driver not to drive until I sat down. The inspector who heard this told me that it was a public bus and not a special taxi. In my humble opinion, this is rudeness and insolence, especially considering the walking stick and that I'm not 18 years old... I found it appropriate not to stoop to his level and answer him, but there were passengers who shouted at him and told me to give him the stick. He got off at the next stop without apologizing... Shame on the union that employs such inspectors and I wouldn't be surprised if there was someone who would actually hit such an inspector with the cane.
Don't give up on them. I see many young people, especially children and minorities, who go to the matron who get on without a ticket and as soon as their ticket arrives, they run away from the matron. This is really not education and it shouldn't be like this. The phenomenon is getting bigger and the damage from this will end up in the drivers' pockets.
I also saw a group of minority people who boarded without being attacked, a ticket holder from the sector said hello to him and he did not check them and they laughed
These are things that should not be!!!
I understand the inspectors and drivers who feel that the hostility and violence is directed at them personally. The perpetrators should be punished severely. They are part of a disgusting street culture in Haifa, which has many faces. This is despite the fact that a fancy lady sits on the mayor's throne. Everyone who defiantly spits in the street in front of people should be punished with a NIS 1000 fine and a week's imprisonment. This is a phenomenon that I encounter in front of my eyes, and to my face, several times every time I walk down the street. She takes out all the desire to live in this city. More than the feeling of disgust it evokes, it is mainly an expression of racism and Arab nationalism against Jews. Behavior in public transportation will be more reasonable if there is overall enforcement of correct behavior in public places.
Madness rises to the head of the attackers. They are constantly trying to help
Free, and when they get caught the piss goes to their heads.
Violent people should be dealt with in court. The austerity is a must
Leshans Matian to arrest the violent and bring them to trial
All compassion as if normative people becomes
Then to the violent and dangerous.
unequivocally does not justify a violent attack, but quite a few times I have seen inspectors who are themselves angry at the passenger with abusive and insulting speech,
With these words of yours, you allow violence. No regrets here. Things do not stand in front of each other. The second part of this sentence should be deleted and these criminals should be behind bars. The police and Haifa municipality where the hell are you?!
Completely!