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Jerusalem Police Arrest Burglary Suspect After Witness Alert

Translated & summarized from JDN by baba

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Hebrew · 3 newsrooms covering

Jerusalem police arrested a 21-year-old East Jerusalem resident suspected of burglary after a passerby reported seeing him enter a home through a window. Officers quickly apprehended the suspect and found stolen jewelry and cash on his person. He was taken for questioning and brought to court for a detention extension hearing.

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  • Police arrested a 21-year-old East Jerusalem resident for alleged home burglary.
  • A passerby's alert led to the suspect's quick apprehension.
  • Stolen jewelry and cash were found on the suspect.
  • The suspect was brought to Jerusalem Magistrate's Court for a detention hearing.

Jerusalem police officers from the Moriah station and the municipal police have arrested a 21-year-old resident of East Jerusalem on suspicion of breaking into a home in the city. The arrest was made possible by the alertness of a passerby who saw the suspect enter the house through a window and immediately reported it to the police. Responding quickly, officers arrived at the scene, conducted a search, and located the suspect. A search of his person yielded jewelry and cash in shekels and dollars, believed to be stolen from the residence. The suspect was taken for questioning at the Moriah station and brought before the Jerusalem Magistrate's Court for a hearing on extending his detention.

JDNHaredi · Jerusalem

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