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AlarabSecurity

Five Suspects Arrested in Eilat for Operating Fraudulent Gambling Scheme

Translated & summarized from Alarab by baba

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Eilat police arrested five suspects, including a minor, for operating a fraudulent gambling ring on the city's promenade. The group allegedly used a cup game to trick people into betting and losing money. The suspects' detention was extended as investigations continue.

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  • Five suspects, including a minor, were arrested in Eilat for a fraudulent gambling scheme.
  • The suspects allegedly operated a cup game on the city's promenade to lure victims.
  • Police raided the suspects' homes and extended their detention until October 29.
  • The gambling ring involved pre-arranged participants to deceive passersby.

Eilat police have arrested five individuals, including a minor, suspected of running a fraudulent gambling operation on the city's promenade. The network allegedly used cups in their scheme, with participants assigned roles. Some members would pre-arrange to participate in the games to lure passersby into betting and losing their money.

Police conducted raids on the suspects' homes and apprehended them. Their detention has been extended until October 29 while investigations continue.

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