Alcohol Worth Thousands Stolen from Former Footballer's Restaurant in Tel Aviv
Translated & summarized from Now 14 by baba
Police in Tel Aviv arrested a man suspected of burglarizing the JOME restaurant, owned by former footballer Maor Buzaglo. The suspect, who was at the restaurant hours earlier, was caught with a cart full of stolen alcohol worth thousands of shekels. He was arrested and is expected to have his detention extended.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- A man was arrested for allegedly stealing thousands of shekels worth of alcohol from Maor Buzaglo's restaurant in Tel Aviv.
- The suspect had been at the JOME restaurant just hours before the break-in.
- Police found the suspect pushing a cart loaded with stolen alcohol bottles.
- The stolen alcohol was recovered, and the suspect was taken for questioning.
- The suspect is expected to appear in court on Sunday for a remand hearing.
The JOME restaurant, owned by former footballer Maor Buzaglo, was burglarized overnight in Tel Aviv. Police arrested a man in his 30s from Sderot on suspicion of breaking into the restaurant's storage area and stealing thousands of shekels worth of alcoholic beverages.
The suspect had been at the restaurant just hours before the break-in. Police officers, with the assistance of Tel Aviv municipality patrol officers, spotted the suspect pushing a cart loaded with alcohol bottles. Upon investigation, they discovered the adjacent restaurant's storage had been breached.
The stolen alcohol was recovered, and the suspect was apprehended and taken for questioning. He is expected to appear in Tel Aviv Magistrate's Court on Sunday, where police will request an extension of his detention.
