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Israeli Couple Arrested for Insurance Scam Targeting 75 Victims, Police Seize Evidence A Bat Yam couple was arrested for impersonating insurance agents and defrauding 75 victims, mainly from the Arab community, by demanding fees to withdraw nonexistent insurance funds. Police seized ten phones that may expose more victims. The suspects remain in custody as investigations continue.
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What happened 01 Couple from Bat Yam arrested for defrauding 75 victims via fake insurance claims. 02 Victims, mostly Arab Israelis, were charged fees between 2,000 and 10,000 shekels. 03 Suspects used ATM withdrawal codes to steal money without victims’ cards. 04 Police seized ten phones that could lead to more victims. 05 Ben David faces multiple charges including fraud and privacy violations. 06 Court extended detention until August 12; defense plans to appeal release. Translated and summarized by baba from Walla , the latest report. Read Walla’s original The coverage
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