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Beit Shemesh Resident Arrested for Theft Spree, Including Jerusalem Monastery
Police arrested a woman from Beit Shemesh suspected of carrying out a series of burglaries, including break-ins at a mobile phone store in Modi'in Illit and a monastery in Jerusalem. The suspect was apprehended on Friday, October 16, shortly after police received a report about the phone store burglary.
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What happened
- 01A woman from Beit Shemesh was arrested on Friday, October 16, following a burglary at a phone store in Modi'in Illit.
- 02The suspect is also accused of breaking into a monastery in Jerusalem and is linked to at least three other burglaries.
- 03Police recovered over $6,000, approximately 5,000 shekels, and gold jewelry believed to be stolen during a search of the suspect.
- 04The investigation into the break-ins is being conducted by police in the Judea and Samaria region.
- 05A court ordered the extension of the suspect's detention to allow the police to continue their investigation.
During a search of the suspect, officers recovered a significant amount of cash and valuables believed to be stolen. The seized property included over $6,000, approximately 5,000 shekels, and gold jewelry. Following these findings, the police expanded their investigation into her activities.
Investigators suspect the woman is linked to at least three other burglaries in Modi'in Illit and Jerusalem, in addition to the phone store incident. A court extended her detention to allow the police to continue their investigation and determine the source of the seized property.
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Beit Shemesh Resident Arrested for Theft Spree, Including Jerusalem Monastery
