The witness was shown the video he edited and was asked if he saw vehicles inside the scene and testified:
"You can see in the camera that there are vehicles nearby. To define what exactly is inside the scene, that is what the examiner will do.
When I arrived at the scene of the incident, I saw one vehicle facing in the direction of AmatziaThere was one vehicle in the field, I saw the fire brigade next to the vehicle in the ditch, there were also vehicles that came to help from a rescue unit and were on the sidewalk, there were other vehicles nearby of people and I don't know who they were, when I informed the examiner he asked me to photograph the scene as much as possible so that there would be no disruption.
There was also the issue of the helicopterEven when I take care of the evacuation of vehicles and not just me, you have to make room to land, so move the vehicles, each vehicle is removed in its own direction to make way for the helicopter." (See his testimony of 8 January 2025, p. 21, paras. 21-27).
Prosecution Witness No. 5 - Mr. Netanel Volunteer Niyazov
As part of his testimony, the volunteer's action report was submitted - Submitted and marked P/7 (5 pages).
In an action report (P/7) prepared by the witness of 124.23. The following were recorded:
"... We arrived at the scene, the entire road was blocked, rainy weather, poor visibility, no lighting on the road. Two vehicles were found at the scene after an accident, a Mazda and a Kia. When I arrived at the scene, fire brigades and MDA were present at the scene and there was a big mess of vehicles blocking the road, as I left (Z.L. - I carried out a - A.H.B.) Closures on the road and directing traffic in order to clear the road and allow the forces in the field to work."
He testified, because he has been volunteering at the Kiryat Gat station for four and a half years.
In his cross-examination, the witness was asked to describe the scene of the accident and he testified:
"We came to the place, stormy weather, there was no lighting, there was a lot of chaos, all the people who were in the area, full of vehicles, full of crowds." (See his testimony of 8 January 2025, p. 22, paras. 21-22).
To the question of whether he saw vehicles crossing the scene of the accident, testified:
"No. The vehicles were standing around the scene and not inside the scene." (See his testimony of January 8,2025, p. 22, para. 26).
He testified, because the rescue forces were standing in the middle of the scene of the accident.