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Suspect Arrested in Tel Aviv for Restaurant Break-in and Alcohol Theft

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Police in Tel Aviv arrested a suspect overnight for breaking into a restaurant's storage and stealing thousands of shekels worth of alcohol. The suspect, from Sderot, was apprehended with a cart full of stolen beverages on Rothschild Boulevard. He was taken for questioning and will appear in court today for a remand hearing.

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  • A suspect was arrested in Tel Aviv for breaking into a restaurant and stealing alcohol.
  • The stolen alcoholic beverages are valued at thousands of shekels.
  • The suspect was found with a cart full of the stolen drinks on Rothschild Boulevard.
  • The suspect is a resident of Sderot in his 30s.
  • He will appear in court today for a remand extension hearing.
Suspect Arrested in Tel Aviv for Restaurant Break-in and Alcohol Theft
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Police in Tel Aviv arrested a suspect overnight who allegedly broke into a restaurant's storage area and stole a cart full of alcoholic beverages valued at thousands of shekels. During a police operation, aided by patrols from the Tel Aviv Municipality's "Sela" division, the suspect was found with the loaded cart near a restaurant on Rothschild Boulevard. Officers discovered the restaurant's storage area had been broken into, with the alcohol believed to have been stolen from there. The suspect, a resident of Sderot in his 30s, was taken in for questioning at the Lev Tel Aviv police station. He is scheduled to appear in court today for a remand extension hearing.

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