Suspect Arrested After Break-In at Maor Buzaglo's Tel Aviv Restaurant
Translated & summarized from Ice by baba
Police arrested a suspect overnight in Tel Aviv after a break-in at the JOME restaurant, owned by former footballer Maor Buzaglo. The suspect was found with a cart full of alcoholic beverages believed to be stolen from the restaurant's storage. The suspect, a resident of Sderot in his 30s, was arrested and is undergoing investigation, with a court hearing expected for his remand. Buzaglo invested significantly in the restaurant, which combines dining and nightlife.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- A suspect was arrested overnight in Tel Aviv for a break-in at Maor Buzaglo's JOME restaurant.
- Police found the suspect with a cart full of alcoholic beverages allegedly stolen from the restaurant's storage.
- The JOME restaurant is owned by former footballer and DJ Maor Buzaglo, who invested millions in the venue.
- The suspect, a resident of Sderot in his 30s, is being questioned by police.
- The investigation into the break-in and theft is ongoing.
Police arrested a suspect overnight in connection with a break-in at the JOME restaurant's storage facility on Rothschild Boulevard in Tel Aviv. The suspect was apprehended by officers from the Lev Tel Aviv station, assisted by municipal patrol units, while pushing a cart laden with alcoholic beverages. Investigators believe the drinks were stolen from the restaurant's warehouse and are valued at thousands of shekels.
The restaurant is owned by former footballer and DJ Maor Buzaglo, who invested millions of shekels in the establishment. Buzaglo purchased the kosher Asian lounge-bar JOME in February for an estimated 4.4 million shekels, marking his entry into the restaurant industry after retiring from football and transitioning to a DJ career. The venue underwent extensive renovations under Buzaglo's active involvement.
JOME operates with a dual concept, offering business lunches with Asian dishes, sushi, and meats during the day, and transforming into a "Dinner Party" experience with music and a DJ in the evening. The suspect, a resident of Sderot in his 30s, was taken in for questioning at the Lev Tel Aviv station and is expected to appear in court for a remand hearing. The investigation is ongoing, and the allegations are currently considered suspicions only.
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