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Ongoing Story· Day 2

Gun Stolen From School Security Guard in Unusual Incident

2 developments

AlarabSecurity

Unknown Assailant Steals Security Guard's Weapon in Givat Shmuel Settlement

Translated & summarized from Alarab by baba

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Arabic · 23 newsrooms covering

An unidentified individual stole a security guard's weapon from a school in Givat Shmuel, east of Tel Aviv. The incident, captured on video, prompted a large-scale police search for the suspect. The motive is being investigated as criminal.

The story in 4 lines · by baba

  • An unidentified assailant stole a security guard's weapon in Givat Shmuel.
  • The theft occurred at a school on Yehoshua Yeagel Street.
  • Police launched a wide search for the suspect after the incident.
  • The motive for the weapon theft is being investigated as criminal.
Unknown Assailant Steals Security Guard's Weapon in Givat Shmuel Settlement
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Police in Givat Shmuel, east of Tel Aviv, received a report of a weapon being stolen from a school security guard on Yehoshua Yeagel Street. The incident was captured on video, showing an unidentified individual seizing the guard's firearm and then fleeing the scene. Police forces arrived at the location and initiated a widespread search of the area for the suspect. The motive for the theft is currently being investigated as criminal.

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