Maor Buzaglo's Tel Aviv Restaurant Burglarized, Suspect Arrested
Translated & summarized from Sport5 by baba
Former footballer Maor Buzaglo's Tel Aviv restaurant, JOME, was burglarized, and police arrested a suspect overnight. The suspect was found with stolen alcoholic beverages believed to be from the restaurant's storage room. Buzaglo invested NIS 4.4 million in the kosher Asian bar, which is located on Rothschild Boulevard. The kosher status is seen as a strategic move to attract a wider clientele in the city.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Police arrested a suspect in connection with a burglary at Maor Buzaglo's Tel Aviv restaurant.
- Alcoholic beverages worth tens of thousands of shekels were stolen from the restaurant's storage.
- The restaurant, JOME, is located on Rothschild Boulevard and was acquired by Buzaglo for NIS 4.4 million.
- Buzaglo, a former footballer, entered the restaurant business with this establishment.
- The restaurant is a kosher Asian bar, a rarity in Tel Aviv's Rothschild area.
Former footballer Maor Buzaglo's restaurant, JOME in Tel Aviv, was burglarized overnight, with police arresting a suspect in connection with the incident. The suspect was apprehended by Tel Aviv police during a patrol operation, assisted by city patrol officers. The forces found the suspect with a cart full of alcoholic beverages near the restaurant on Rothschild Boulevard. A subsequent inspection revealed that the restaurant's storage room had been broken into, and the beverages were believed to have been stolen from it.
Buzaglo invested NIS 4.4 million in acquiring the JOME bar, located on Rothschild Boulevard, in April of the past year. This marked his significant entry into the restaurant industry. JOME is described as an Asian bar operating in a heritage building, which transforms into a dance bar with food and music at night. Notably, Buzaglo made JOME a kosher establishment, a strategic move aimed at attracting a broader audience in Tel Aviv, a city not abundant with kosher Asian restaurants, especially in the Rothschild area.
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