Man Posing as Ultra-Orthodox Jew Arrested for Jerusalem Burglary
Translated & summarized from NEWSru Israel by baba
Israeli police arrested a 29-year-old Palestinian man in Jerusalem on November 7, suspected of burglary while disguised as an ultra-Orthodox Jew. A local resident apprehended the suspect, who was found with stolen property and tools. He remains in custody until November 10.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- A 29-year-old Palestinian man was arrested in Jerusalem for suspected burglary.
- The suspect disguised himself as an ultra-Orthodox Jewish man.
- A local resident detained the suspect before police arrived.
- Stolen property and burglary tools were found on the suspect.
- The suspect's detention was extended until November 10.
Israeli police arrested a 29-year-old resident of the Palestinian Authority in Jerusalem's Gilo neighborhood early Saturday morning, November 7, on suspicion of home invasion and theft. According to police, the suspect was disguised in a black and white suit, hat, and fake sidelocks to appear as an ultra-Orthodox Jewish man. A local resident noticed the suspicious individual, apprehended him, and handed him over to responding police officers. Authorities found property believed to have been stolen from a home, along with burglary tools, during a search of the suspect. The Jerusalem Magistrate's Court extended the suspect's detention until November 10.
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