Cosmetic Equipment Worth Millions Recovered from Ramallah
Translated & summarized from Srugim by baba
Israeli police, in cooperation with Palestinian police, recovered cosmetic equipment worth approximately one million shekels stolen from Netanya and five stolen vehicles from Ramallah. The equipment was stolen in August, and the recovery operation took two and a half months of coordination. The police emphasized their commitment to recovering stolen property across the region.
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- Cosmetic equipment valued at 1 million shekels was recovered from Ramallah.
- The equipment was stolen from a beauty salon in Netanya in August.
- Israeli and Palestinian police cooperated in the operation to recover the items.
- Five stolen vehicles were also returned from Ramallah in a separate operation.
- Police vowed to continue efforts to recover stolen property in the region.
Cosmetic equipment valued at approximately one million shekels, stolen from a beauty salon in Netanya in August, has been recovered. The theft occurred two and a half months ago, and following an operation by police from the Coordination and Liaison Administration (CLA) in the Binyamin sector, in cooperation with the Palestinian police, the stolen items were located and seized in Ramallah. Spare parts from dismantled devices were also found. Following coordination, the equipment was handed over to Israeli police officers from the Binyamin station today, in the presence of the business owner and her representatives. The investigation file will be transferred to the Central District of the police for further handling. In a separate operation today, also involving the same parties and bomb disposal technicians from the Judea and Samaria Border Police, five stolen vehicles were returned from Ramallah. After inspection, the vehicles were towed by Israeli police for further investigation. The police stated that officers in the Judea and Samaria district will continue to operate decisively throughout the area, in coordination with relevant parties, to prevent stolen property from being hidden in the Judea and Samaria region.
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