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Israeli Murder Suspect Arrested in Bat Yam for Bulgaria Killing

By אוריאל פיליפ

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Police in Bat Yam, Israel, arrested a 32-year-old man suspected of involvement in the murder of an Israeli citizen in Bulgaria on October 14. The arrest is part of an extradition process to Bulgaria, following a joint investigation by Israeli and Bulgarian authorities. The suspect will appear in court for an extradition hearing.

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A 32-year-old Bat Yam resident was arrested on suspicion of murdering an Israeli in Bulgaria.
The arrest is part of an extradition process to Bulgarian authorities.
The murder occurred on October 14 while the victim was in Bulgaria.
Israeli and Bulgarian police collaborated on the investigation.
A temporary arrest warrant was issued for the suspect's extradition.

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Police in the Ayalon Crime Fighting Unit (Yal"p) in the Tel Aviv District have arrested a 32-year-old resident of Bat Yam on suspicion of involvement in the murder of an Israeli citizen in Bulgaria. The arrest was made as part of an extradition process to Bulgarian authorities.

The murder reportedly occurred on October 14, when the victim, an Israeli national, was in Bulgaria. Following suspicions of the Bat Yam resident's involvement, investigators from Yal"p Ayalon collaborated with Bulgarian police, the Operations Coordination Department in the Intelligence Division, and the International Department of the State Attorney's Office.

During the investigation, evidence was gathered, and a temporary arrest warrant was issued for the suspect's extradition to Bulgaria. The suspect was apprehended recently and is expected to appear before a court for a hearing regarding his extradition to Bulgarian law enforcement.