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Taxi Driver Suspected of Stealing Hundreds of Thousands of Shekels from Passengers

Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba

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Hebrew · 2 newsrooms covering

Police arrested a taxi driver suspected of defrauding passengers of hundreds of thousands of shekels by obtaining their credit cards and PINs. The suspect, from Kafr Aqab, was arrested on November 5th at a Jerusalem-area crossing. He is accused of using the stolen card information to withdraw cash and will face a court hearing regarding his detention.

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  • A taxi driver was arrested on suspicion of stealing hundreds of thousands of shekels from passengers.
  • The driver allegedly obtained credit cards and PINs from dozens of passengers.
  • He is suspected of using the stolen information to withdraw cash.
  • The arrest occurred on November 5th at a crossing around Jerusalem.
  • The suspect is a resident of Kafr Aqab in his 30s.
Taxi Driver Suspected of Stealing Hundreds of Thousands of Shekels from Passengers
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Police arrested a taxi driver in his 30s, a resident of Kafr Aqab, on November 5th, on suspicion of defrauding dozens of passengers out of hundreds of thousands of shekels. Investigators believe the driver cunningly convinced passengers to hand over their credit cards along with their PIN codes. He allegedly then used these cards to withdraw cash. The suspect was apprehended at one of the crossings around Jerusalem and is scheduled to appear in court for a hearing on extending his detention.

YnetCentre · Rishon LeZion

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