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Border Police Officer Convicted of Killing Hebron Teen Jailed for 6 Years

Yanai Lalza and three other officers took Amran Abu Hamadiya, 17 for a ride and threw him out of a moving jeep.

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The Jerusalem District Court on Monday sentenced a Border Police officer, convicted of killing a Palestinian teen six years ago, to six and a half years in prison.

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