Policewoman filmed kicking Haredi protester questioned
Police Investigation Unit questions under caution policewoman caught on camera kicking ultra-Orthodox man during anti-draft demonstrations in Jerusalem last week.
During that demonstration on Wednesday, six people were arrested after they tried to block an Israel Prison Service (IPS) vehicle transporting army deserters and draft dodgers to the Military Police.
Later, several dozens of Haredim from the radical Jerusalem Faction arrived at the Jerusalem Magistrate's Court, where they crowded around an IPS vehicle transporting detainees to jail, trying to block it.
On Thursday, 120 Haredi protesters were arrested in Jerusalem, all members of the Jerusalem Faction. 90 of them released shortly thereafter under restrictive conditions and received fines, while others were found to be draft dodgers and were transferred to the Military Police.
In another incident of police violence during the protest, a police officer drew his handgun and threatened ultra-Orthodox protesters.
A video of the incident shows the officer drawing the weapon and then asking: "Anyone wants to get a bullet?"
