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The Times of IsraelSecurity

Man Jailed 7 Years for Stealing Nova Festival Sound Gear

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Ram Shaheen was sentenced to seven years in prison for stealing approximately $500,000 worth of sound equipment from the Nova music festival site after the October 7 Hamas attack. He was convicted of aggravated theft and fraudulent gain. His accomplice, Daniel Hasson, received a 40-month sentence for attempted fraudulent gain. The court also ordered both men to pay fines and damages to the victim's family and business partner. The theft occurred shortly after the massacre, with the perpetrators having known the victim, Matan Lior, who was killed at the festival.

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  • Ram Shaheen received a seven-year sentence for stealing $500,000 in sound equipment from the Nova festival site.
  • The theft occurred days after the October 7 Hamas massacre, targeting equipment owned by slain soundman Matan Lior.
  • Shaheen was convicted of aggravated theft and fraudulent gain, also receiving probation and fines.
  • Accomplice Daniel Hasson received 40 months in prison for attempted fraudulent gain.
  • Both men were ordered to pay significant damages to Lior's family and business partner.
  • The thieves knew the victim and attended his mourning period, according to his father.
Man Jailed 7 Years for Stealing Nova Festival Sound Gear
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