Beer Sheva Resident Arrested After Break-In at Tel Aviv Restaurant
Translated & summarized from Walla by baba
A 50-year-old man from Beer Sheva was arrested and indicted for breaking into a Tel Aviv restaurant, causing thousands of shekels in damage, and attempting to steal from the cash register.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- A Beer Sheva man was arrested for breaking into a Tel Aviv restaurant.
- The suspect allegedly forced entry and attempted to steal from the cash register.
- The incident caused thousands of shekels in damages.
- He has been indicted for breaking and entering and property damage.
- His detention has been extended pending trial.
Police arrested a 50-year-old Beer Sheva resident early Wednesday morning last week after he allegedly broke into a restaurant on Levanitin Street in Tel Aviv. According to the indictment, the suspect threw a glass bottle at the restaurant's storefront door, kicked it, and pushed it open with the intention of stealing. Officers from the Tel Aviv Lev station responded quickly and apprehended the suspect nearby. During the investigation, it was revealed that the suspect approached the open cash register and searched inside. The break-in caused thousands of shekels in damage to the establishment's door. The suspect was taken for questioning, and his detention was extended by the court. Following the investigation, the Tel Aviv District Police Prosecution Unit filed an indictment against him for breaking into a non-dwelling building and willful property damage, along with a request for his remand until the conclusion of legal proceedings.
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