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Gun Stolen From School Security Guard in Unusual Incident

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Gun Stolen From School Security Guard in Givat Shmuel

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Hebrew · 20 newsrooms covering

A suspect stole a pistol from a school security guard in Givat Shmuel on Tuesday morning and fled. Police are searching for the suspect, who reportedly spoke Hebrew and approached the guard after feigning a fall. No injuries were reported in the incident, and the circumstances are being investigated.

The story in 5 lines · by baba

  • A suspect stole a pistol from a school security guard in Givat Shmuel.
  • The incident occurred Tuesday morning at the Kanfei Ruach school.
  • Police are conducting a search for the Hebrew-speaking suspect.
  • The suspect allegedly grabbed the gun after feigning a fall.
  • No injuries were reported in the armed robbery.
Gun Stolen From School Security Guard in Givat Shmuel
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An armed suspect snatched a pistol from a security guard at the Kanfei Ruach school in Givat Shmuel on Tuesday morning and fled the scene. Police forces from the Masobim station in the Dan region are conducting a widespread search for the suspect. The incident occurred around 7:30 AM when the suspect, who reportedly spoke Hebrew, allegedly fell to the ground near the school entrance. When the security guard approached to assist, the suspect grabbed his personal weapon and escaped. Police confirmed that no one was injured during the incident and that the circumstances are under investigation. The security guard told parents that the suspect appeared to be a Hebrew speaker.

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