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MakoSecurity

Gun Suspected Stolen From School Security Guard in Central Israel

Translated & summarized from Mako by baba

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Hebrew · 19 newsrooms covering

Police in Givat Shmuel, central Israel, are searching for a suspect after a weapon was allegedly stolen from a school security guard on Sunday. The incident occurred at a school on Yehoshua Yagel Street. No injuries were reported, and the circumstances are under investigation.

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  • A weapon is suspected to have been stolen from a security guard at a school in Givat Shmuel.
  • Police forces are conducting extensive searches for the suspect.
  • The incident occurred on Sunday morning at a school on Yehoshua Yagel Street.
  • No injuries were reported in connection with the suspected theft.
  • The circumstances of the event are currently under investigation.
Gun Suspected Stolen From School Security Guard in Central Israel
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Police are investigating a suspected theft of a weapon from a security guard at a school in Givat Shmuel, located in central Israel. The incident reportedly occurred on Sunday morning at a school on Yehoshua Yagel Street. Large police forces from the Dan region have arrived at the scene and are conducting extensive searches to locate the suspect. No injuries were reported in the incident, and the circumstances surrounding it are currently under investigation.

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