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Three Arrested After Man Found Chained in Negev Home

Translated & summarized from Panet by baba

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Police in the Negev arrested three people after finding a man chained to a concrete pillar inside a home in Tel Al-Sabe. The victim was reportedly bound with iron chains, and authorities suspect the motive was related to drug use. The three suspects were taken for interrogation.

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  • Police arrested three suspects in Tel Al-Sabe for chaining a man to a concrete pillar.
  • The victim was found bound by iron chains inside a home during a police search.
  • Authorities suspect the motive for the chaining was related to the victim's alleged drug use.
  • The three suspects were taken for interrogation following the discovery.
Three Arrested After Man Found Chained in Negev Home
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Israeli police announced the arrest of three individuals suspected of chaining another person to a concrete pillar inside a home in Tel Al-Sabe, a Bedouin town in the Negev desert. The discovery was made during a search operation by officers from the "Erot" station, in cooperation with the "Yoav" unit.

According to police, the victim was found bound by iron chains to the pillar. Authorities suspect the motive behind the chaining was related to the victim's alleged drug use. The three suspects were taken in for questioning following the incident.

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