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Now 14Security

Man Found Chained to Concrete Pillar in Negev Home, Three Arrested

Translated & summarized from Now 14 by baba

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Hebrew · 5 newsrooms covering

Police in Tel Sheva, Israel, found a man chained to a concrete pillar inside a home on Tuesday. Authorities suspect the residents chained him due to drug use and arrested three individuals in connection with the incident. The victim was freed, and an investigation into the circumstances is ongoing. The police commander condemned the act and vowed continued action against violence.

The story in 5 lines · by baba

  • Police in Tel Sheva found a man chained to a concrete pillar inside a house.
  • Three residents of Tel Sheva were arrested in connection with the incident.
  • Authorities suspect the man was chained due to drug use.
  • The victim was freed by police forces.
  • The Commander of the City Police Station condemned the serious incident.
Man Found Chained to Concrete Pillar in Negev Home, Three Arrested
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Police in the Bedouin town of Tel Sheva, in the Negev, discovered a man chained to a concrete pillar inside a house during an operational sweep on Tuesday. Officers from the City Police Station and the Yoav unit were conducting searches when they entered a residence and found the man bound by chains.

Authorities suspect the residents of the house chained him there due to drug use. The forces immediately freed the man and arrested three residents of Tel Sheva on suspicion of involvement in the incident. The suspects were taken for questioning at the City Police Station, where the circumstances of the case and the suspicions against them are being investigated.

The Commander of the City Police Station, Superintendent Yaav Siman, stated that the incident was serious and that officers acted quickly and professionally to rescue the victim and arrest the suspects. He added that the Israel Police will continue to act decisively against any manifestation of violence and harm to a person's freedom and security.

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