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Man Arrested After Attempted Bank Break-in and Foot Chase in Acre

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Hebrew · 3 newsrooms covering

Police in Acre arrested a 35-year-old man from Nahariya after he broke into a Bank Hapoalim branch. He was apprehended after a short foot chase when he tried to escape the scene. The suspect was detained and his arrest was extended by the court.

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  • A 35-year-old Nahariya resident was arrested in Acre for breaking into a Bank Hapoalim branch.
  • Police responded to the attempted break-in and surrounded the building.
  • The suspect attempted to flee but was caught after a short foot chase.
  • His detention was extended by the court until next week.
Man Arrested After Attempted Bank Break-in and Foot Chase in Acre
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Police in Acre arrested a 35-year-old resident of Nahariya on Sunday after he broke into a Bank Hapoalim branch on Ben Ami Street. Patrol units were dispatched to the scene upon receiving a report of the attempted break-in and established a coordinated operational closure around the building. As the suspect exited the bank, he noticed the police presence and attempted to flee. Officers pursued him on foot and apprehended him after a short chase. Following his interrogation, the suspect was taken into custody, and his detention was extended by the court until next week.

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