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0404Security

School Security Guard's Weapon Stolen in Givat Shmuel; Police Launch Manhunt

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A school security guard's weapon was stolen Sunday morning in Givat Shmuel. Police forces were called to the scene and launched a widespread search for the suspect and the firearm. No one was injured during the incident, and the circumstances are currently being investigated.

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  • A school security guard's weapon was stolen Sunday in Givat Shmuel.
  • Police forces have launched an extensive search for the suspect.
  • No injuries were reported in the incident.
  • The circumstances surrounding the theft are under investigation.
School Security Guard's Weapon Stolen in Givat Shmuel; Police Launch Manhunt
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An unusual incident occurred Sunday morning on Yehoshua Yagel Street in Givat Shmuel, when a school security guard's weapon was stolen. Police forces were dispatched to the scene and initiated extensive searches for the suspect. According to a police statement, officers from the Masobim station in the Dan region arrived immediately after receiving the report and began efforts to locate the suspect and the stolen weapon. No injuries were reported in the incident, and the circumstances are under investigation.

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