A wedding convoy that took place over the past weekend in Ein Nakuba ended with dozens of traffic citations for drivers who endangered the lives of road users. Jerusalem District police spent recent days tracking down the drivers and enforcing against them.
According to the Israel Police spokesperson, the wedding convoy was documented committing particularly severe traffic violations. Among them: motorcyclists riding without helmets, vehicles driving against the flow of traffic, passengers with their bodies hanging out of moving vehicles, crossing the center line, and additional violations.
Officers from the Central Unit of the Traffic Division in the Jerusalem District, working with officers from the Harel station, located the drivers. During the operation, 19 traffic citations were issued, including 14 citations for reckless driving.
