Ten to Twelve-Year-Olds Suspected in Vandalism Spree Targeting Seven Buses in Holon
Translated & summarized from Now 14 by baba
Police in Holon, Israel, suspect minors aged 10 to 12 of vandalizing seven buses by smashing their windows with stolen emergency hammers. The incident involved a break-in to steal the equipment, followed by the extensive damage. The suspects were questioned with their parents and released under restrictive conditions. The police stated they take vandalism of public property seriously.
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- Minors aged 10 to 12 are suspected of vandalizing seven buses in Holon, Israel.
- The suspects allegedly stole emergency equipment, including hammers, from one bus.
- Hammers were reportedly used to smash the windows of the seven buses.
- The incident occurred in a parking lot near the Holon Ice Arena.
- The suspects were questioned by police with their parents and released under restrictive conditions.
Police in Holon have identified minors aged 10 to 12 suspected of vandalizing seven buses in a parking lot near the city's Ice Arena. According to a police spokesperson, the children allegedly broke into one bus, stole emergency equipment including hammers and a fire extinguisher, and then used the hammers to smash the windows of seven other buses. The incident began earlier this month when a representative from the bus company reported the break-in and subsequent vandalism to the police. Investigators from the Holon station's youth division quickly identified the suspects. The minors were brought to the police station with their parents, questioned under caution, and subsequently released under restrictive conditions. The Israel Police emphasized their zero-tolerance policy towards vandalism of public property and pledged to continue pursuing those involved, with a focus on appropriate handling of offenses involving minors.
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