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AlarabSecurity

Gun Stolen From School Guard in Givat Shmuel; Police Search Underway

Translated & summarized from Alarab by baba

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Arabic · 19 newsrooms covering

Israeli police are investigating the theft of a firearm from a school guard in Givat Shmuel, a city east of Tel Aviv. Officers responded to the scene on Yehoshua Yeagel Street and launched an extensive search for the suspect. The motive and the suspect's identity are currently unknown as the investigation proceeds.

The story in 4 lines · by baba

  • A firearm was stolen from a school guard in Givat Shmuel, east of Tel Aviv.
  • Israeli police have launched a large-scale search for the suspect.
  • The incident was reported to police shortly before publication.
  • Officers responded to the scene on Yehoshua Yeagel Street.
Gun Stolen From School Guard in Givat Shmuel; Police Search Underway
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Israeli police are searching for a suspect after a firearm was stolen from a school guard in Givat Shmuel, a city east of Tel Aviv. The incident was reported to police shortly before the article was published. Officers responded to the scene on Yehoshua Yeagel Street and initiated a wide-scale search of the area for the perpetrator. The specific time of the theft was not mentioned, but it occurred prior to the police receiving the report.

The motive behind the theft and the identity of the suspect remain unknown as the search continues.

AlarabArab · Nazareth

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