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Gunfire Heard in Herzliya; Police Suspect Criminal Motive

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MaarivSecurity

Gunfire Hits Civilian Car in Herzliya; Police Investigate

Translated & summarized from Maariv by baba

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Hebrew · Sole source

Gunfire erupted early this morning in central Herzliya, damaging a car belonging to an elderly resident. Police found spent casings at the scene and believe the vehicle was not the intended target. Authorities are investigating a rider seen on security cameras and are treating the incident as a criminal matter.

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  • Gunshots were heard early this morning in central Herzliya.
  • An elderly resident's car was apparently damaged by the gunfire.
  • Police found spent casings at the scene.
  • Authorities believe the car was not the intended target.
  • Police are investigating a rider seen on security cameras.

Gunshots were heard early this morning in central Herzliya, with spent casings found at the scene. An elderly resident's car was apparently damaged by the gunfire. Police suspect the vehicle was not the intended target and are investigating a rider captured on security cameras.

The incident occurred in the early morning hours in Herzliya. Following the sounds of shooting, police arrived at the scene and discovered shell casings. They also found a car belonging to an elderly resident that had sustained damage, believed to be from the shooting. Authorities are investigating the possibility that the car was hit by stray bullets and are reviewing security footage to identify a rider seen in the area. The police are treating the incident as a criminal investigation.

MaarivCentre · Jerusalem

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