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Four Arrested for Violent Robbery of Soldier and Theft of His Weapon

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Police arrested four suspects, aged 19-45, for the violent robbery of a 19-year-old soldier and the theft of his weapon in Holon. The soldier was allegedly robbed at knifepoint at an acquaintance's apartment. The suspects' detention was extended until Wednesday, and the soldier's detention was extended until Thursday.

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  • Four suspects aged 19-45 were arrested for robbing a 19-year-old soldier.
  • The soldier's personal weapon was stolen during the violent robbery.
  • The incident occurred at an acquaintances' apartment on Henrietta Szold Street in Holon.
  • Suspects allegedly used a knife during the robbery.
  • Detention for the suspects and the soldier was extended by the courts.

Police have arrested four suspects, aged 19 to 45, in connection with the violent robbery of a 19-year-old soldier and the theft of his personal weapon. According to police, the soldier had gone to the apartment of acquaintances on Henrietta Szold Street in Holon. It is suspected that those present there robbed him at knifepoint. The suspects' detention has been extended by the court until Wednesday. The Military Police, meanwhile, have extended the soldier's detention until Thursday.

YnetCentre · Rishon LeZion

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