Stolen Medical Equipment Worth $270,000 Recovered in Ramallah
Translated & summarized from Kikar HaShabbat by baba
Israeli police, in cooperation with Palestinian Police and IDF liaisons, recovered medical aesthetic equipment worth approximately one million shekels that was stolen from Netanya in August. The equipment was found in Ramallah and returned to its owner on Thursday. The joint operation also led to the recovery of five stolen vehicles from Ramallah.
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- Medical aesthetic equipment worth approximately 1 million shekels was recovered in Ramallah.
- The equipment was stolen from a business in Netanya in August.
- The recovery was a joint operation involving Israeli and Palestinian police.
- Five stolen vehicles were also returned from Ramallah in a separate handover.
- The operation highlights inter-agency cooperation in combating crime.
In a complex police operation concluding Thursday, medical aesthetic equipment valued at approximately one million shekels, stolen from a business in Netanya in August, was recovered and returned to its owner. The equipment was located in Ramallah through a joint effort involving the Judea and Samaria District Police Liaison Unit, the Palestinian Police, and IDF liaison representatives.
The theft occurred in August from a business in Netanya, with the stolen medical aesthetic devices estimated to be worth around one million shekels. An extensive investigation was launched to find them.
On Wednesday, officers from the Benjamin sector of the Judea and Samaria District Police Liaison Unit, working with their Palestinian Police counterparts, located the stolen equipment and spare parts in Ramallah. Following coordination between the various authorities, the items were handed over on Thursday to officers from the Benjamin station in the Samaria region. The handover process included representatives from the IDF liaison unit and DCO, and was attended by the business owner and her representatives. The investigation file will be transferred to the Central District Police for further handling.
In a separate handover operation on Thursday, also involving the same authorities and bomb disposal technicians from the Judea and Samaria Border Police, five stolen vehicles were also returned from Ramallah. After inspection by the bomb disposal unit, the vehicles were towed by the Israeli Police for further investigation.
Police stated that officers in the Judea and Samaria District will continue to work diligently across the region, in coordination with relevant parties, to prevent stolen property from being hidden in the West Bank. The joint operation highlights the importance of inter-agency cooperation in combating crime and follows a series of police actions against property criminals in recent months.
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