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Police Release Suspected Copper Thieves With €100,000 Loot, Rearrest Them Later
How 1 Israeli newsrooms (in English, Hebrew) covered this story — translated into English and compared side by side.
By Israel National News
What happened
Border Police caught three suspects allegedly stealing €100,000 in copper coils, but they were released from a Jerusalem police station with the loot and vehicle. The suspects were rearrested the next day, but the copper coils were gone.
- 01Three suspects caught stealing €100,000 in copper coils were released by police with the stolen goods.
- 02The suspects were rearrested the following day, but the copper coils had disappeared.
- 03The copper was allegedly intended for a light rail project in Jerusalem.
- 04A report claimed no duty investigator was present when the suspects were initially released.
- 05Police confirmed the release but disputed the claim about the investigator's absence.
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