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Ongoing Story· Day 2

Vehicles Stolen Again From Home of Slain Shin Bet Hero

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Stolen ATV From Slain Shin Bet Commander's Home Recovered

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Police recovered an ATV stolen from the home of Shin Bet commander Yossi Tahar, who was killed on October 7, arresting a suspect in Rahat. The ATV was returned to Tahar's family in Moshav Bitzaron. The family also reported other riding equipment stolen in a second burglary. Tahar was killed defending Kibbutz Mefalsim, and his widow highlighted the sentimental value of the stolen items for their children.

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  • Police recovered an ATV stolen from the home of Shin Bet commander Yossi Tahar, killed on October 7.
  • A suspect was arrested in Rahat in connection with the theft of the ATV.
  • The stolen ATV was returned to the family of Yossi Tahar in Moshav Bitzaron.
  • The Tahar family also reported the theft of a golf cart, dirt bike, and riding equipment.
  • Yossi Tahar was killed defending Kibbutz Mefalsim from terrorists.
  • The stolen items hold significant sentimental value for Tahar's children, according to his widow.

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