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Israeli Police Arrest Trio for Impersonating Telecom Agents to Rob 92-Year-Old Woman Israeli police arrested three young men for impersonating telecom agents to rob a 92-year-old woman in northern Israel, stealing property and withdrawing thousands of shekels from her account. The suspects remain in custody as the investigation continues.
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What happened 01 Three men aged 19-21 were arrested for impersonating telecom representatives to rob a 92-year-old woman. 02 The suspects stole property and withdrew thousands of shekels using the victim's credit card details. 03 The incident occurred over a month ago in a northern Israeli town in the Jezreel Valley Regional Council. 04 Police investigation led to arrests and detention extended until August 13 by Nazareth Magistrate's Court. 05 Authorities urge seniors and families to be vigilant against fraud and report suspicious activities immediately. Translated and summarized by baba from Kikar HaShabbat , the latest report. Read Kikar HaShabbat’s original The coverage
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