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School Guard Robbed of Weapon in Givat Shmuel; Police Search Underway

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A school security guard's weapon was stolen in Givat Shmuel on Sunday, October 25. Police are searching for the suspect in the area. No injuries were reported in the incident, and authorities are investigating the circumstances.

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  • A weapon was stolen from a school guard in Givat Shmuel on Sunday, October 25.
  • Police are actively searching for the suspect in the vicinity of the school.
  • No injuries were reported as a result of the incident.
  • The Masubim police station is investigating the circumstances of the theft.
School Guard Robbed of Weapon in Givat Shmuel; Police Search Underway
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Israeli police are searching for a suspect who stole a weapon from a school security guard in Givat Shmuel on Sunday, October 25. The incident occurred on Yehoshua Yagel Street, and officers from the Masubim police station in the Dan district responded to the scene. No injuries were reported. Police are currently investigating the circumstances surrounding the theft and are conducting a search for the suspect in the surrounding area.

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