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Arutz ShevaSecurity

Unknown Intruders Break Into Bnei Brak Municipality Building Overnight

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Hebrew · 3 newsrooms covering

Unknown perpetrators broke into the Bnei Brak municipality building overnight, damaging offices on upper floors. Police are investigating, but no arrests or detailed damage reports have been made yet.

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  • Unknown individuals broke into Bnei Brak municipality building overnight.
  • They accessed multiple offices on the second and third floors.
  • Police launched an intensive investigation upon arrival.
  • Municipal employees were barred from affected floors for evidence collection.
  • No suspects have been arrested yet, and damage details remain undisclosed.
  • The investigation is ongoing with forensic teams involved.
Unknown Intruders Break Into Bnei Brak Municipality Building Overnight
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During the night, unknown individuals broke into the Bnei Brak municipality building, gaining access to several offices on the second and third floors. Police forces arrived at the scene and launched an intensive investigation to locate the suspects and clarify the circumstances surrounding the break-in. Following the discovery of the intrusion this morning, municipal employees were prohibited from entering the affected floors. Police investigators and forensic teams sealed off the area with tape to facilitate evidence collection without disturbance. As of now, no suspects have been apprehended, and authorities have not released official details regarding the extent of the damage or any stolen property. The investigation is ongoing.

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