Thief Smashes Door, Steals Thousands in Booze from Ex-Footballer's Restaurant
Translated & summarized from Walla by baba
Police arrested a man in his 30s suspected of breaking into and stealing approximately 6,000 shekels worth of alcohol from a restaurant owned by former footballer Maor Buzaglo. The suspect allegedly used a hammer to smash the storage room door before being caught by officers with the stolen goods. An indictment has been filed against him for burglary, theft, and property damage, with a request for his detention until trial.
The story in 6 lines · by baba
- A man was arrested for allegedly breaking into and stealing from Maor Buzaglo's restaurant.
- The suspect is accused of stealing drinks and alcohol worth about 6,000 shekels.
- He allegedly used a hammer to break the restaurant's storage room door.
- Police apprehended the suspect with the stolen goods and the alleged burglary tool.
- An indictment has been filed against the suspect for multiple offenses.
- Authorities are seeking to detain the suspect until the end of legal proceedings.
Police arrested a man in his 30s from Sderot earlier this week on suspicion of breaking into and stealing from a restaurant owned by former footballer Maor Buzaglo. The suspect allegedly used a hammer to break down the storage room door of Buzaglo's restaurant, JOME, causing damage. He then entered and stole cases of drinks and alcoholic beverages valued at approximately 6,000 shekels. An employee of the restaurant noticed the suspect leaving with the stolen goods, prompting a call to the police. Patrol officers who arrived at the scene apprehended the suspect, finding him in possession of the stolen merchandise and the hammer believed to have been used in the break-in. The suspect was taken for questioning, after which the Tel Aviv District Prosecution Unit filed an indictment against him. Charges include business burglary, theft, malicious property damage, and possession of burglary tools. A request has also been filed to detain him until the legal proceedings are concluded.
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