Thief Caught With Thousands of Shekels in Stolen Alcohol From Buzaglo's Restaurant
Translated & summarized from Now 14 by baba
A man was arrested in Tel Aviv on suspicion of burglarizing the JOME restaurant, owned by former footballer Maor Buzaglo. The suspect was caught pushing a cart filled with thousands of shekels worth of stolen alcohol from the restaurant's storage. He had been at the establishment hours before the break-in and is expected to face a court hearing to extend his detention.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- A man was arrested for allegedly stealing thousands of shekels in alcohol from Maor Buzaglo's Tel Aviv restaurant.
- Police apprehended the suspect pushing a cart full of stolen alcoholic beverages.
- The suspect had been present at the restaurant just hours before the break-in occurred.
- The stolen alcohol was taken from the restaurant's storage area.
- The suspect is expected to have his detention extended by the Tel Aviv Magistrate's Court.
The JOME restaurant, owned by former footballer Maor Buzaglo, was burglarized overnight between Saturday and Sunday on Rothschild Boulevard in Tel Aviv. Police officers from the Lev Tel Aviv station arrested a resident of Sderot in his 30s on suspicion of breaking into the restaurant's storage area and stealing alcoholic beverages worth thousands of shekels. The suspect had been at the restaurant just a few hours before the break-in. He was apprehended by officers during a routine patrol, assisted by Tel Aviv municipality patrol officers, while pushing a cart laden with bottles of alcohol, believed to have been stolen from the premises. The stolen goods, valued at thousands of shekels, were recovered. The suspect was taken for questioning at the Lev Tel Aviv station and is expected to be brought before the Tel Aviv Magistrate's Court on Sunday, where police will request an extension of his detention.
Mentioned
