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Gun Stolen From School Security Guard in Givat Shmuel, Manhunt Underway

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A suspect stole a weapon from a school security guard in Givat Shmuel on Sunday morning and fled. Police have initiated a manhunt and are searching the area. The incident occurred at a school, and no injuries have been reported. The circumstances surrounding the theft are currently under investigation.

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  • A suspect stole a weapon from a school security guard in Givat Shmuel.
  • Police have launched a manhunt and are searching the area.
  • The incident occurred on Sunday morning.
  • No injuries were reported.
  • The circumstances of the theft are unknown.
Gun Stolen From School Security Guard in Givat Shmuel, Manhunt Underway
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A suspect snatched a weapon from a school security guard in Givat Shmuel on Sunday morning and fled the scene. Police have launched a manhunt and are conducting searches in the area. Forces from the Misgav police station immediately arrived at the location and began investigating the circumstances of the incident, which are not yet known. No injuries were reported.

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