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Man Disguised as Haredi Jew Arrested for Burglary Attempt in Jerusalem
A 29-year-old resident of Judea and Samaria was arrested in Jerusalem's Gilo neighborhood on suspicion of home invasion and theft. The suspect allegedly disguised himself as an ultra-Orthodox Jewish man to move around the neighborhood unnoticed.
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What happened
- 01A 29-year-old resident of Judea and Samaria was arrested in Jerusalem's Gilo neighborhood for suspected home burglary.
- 02The suspect disguised himself as an ultra-Orthodox Jewish man using a black and white suit, a hat, and fake sidelocks.
- 03An alert local resident apprehended the suspect before police officers arrived at the scene.
- 04Police officers from the Moriah station found burglary tools and suspected stolen property on the suspect.
- 05The Jerusalem Magistrate's Court extended the suspect's detention until Tuesday, November 10.
The incident began on Friday night when police received reports of a suspicious individual and a suspected break-in. An alert local resident noticed the suspect, apprehended him, and handed him over to responding officers from the Moriah police station.
During a search, police discovered burglary tools and property believed to have been stolen from a home. The suspect's disguise reportedly included a black and white suit, a hat, and fake sidelocks. The Jerusalem Magistrate's Court extended the suspect's detention until Tuesday, November 10.
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