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Israeli Police Seek Public Help to Identify Credit Card Theft Suspect Targeting Elderly in Haifa

By יאיר קראוס
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
Israeli Police Seek Public Help to Identify Credit Card Theft Suspect Targeting Elderly in Haifa
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Israeli police have released the name and photo of Liora Lior Nativ Strasberg, a 54-year-old woman from Haifa, suspected of stealing credit card information from elderly residents in her city. Authorities allege that Strasberg obtained credit cards during shared rides with seniors and sometimes visited their homes under the false pretense of providing medical services. During these visits, she reportedly stole credit cards and other valuables. The police have publicized her details to identify additional victims and urge anyone affected or aware of others harmed by her actions to contact the Haifa police station at 04-8648811 or the national emergency number 100, referencing investigation file number 325372/26.

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