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26-Year-Old Arrested in Tel Aviv for Massive Credit Card Fraud Involving Luxury Goods

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What happened

A 26-year-old man was arrested in Tel Aviv for allegedly using stolen credit card details to buy and resell luxury goods, with suspected fraud totaling up to 500,000 shekels. Police seized numerous luxury items from his home during the arrest.

01A 26-year-old man was arrested in Tel Aviv for large-scale credit card fraud.
02He used stolen credit card details to purchase goods from dozens of businesses.
03The fraud amount is estimated to be as high as 500,000 shekels.
04The suspect resold the items for cash, which he used for personal luxury purchases.
05Police seized luxury clothes, shoes, sunglasses, and computers from his home.
06Investigation was conducted covertly over several months by Tel Aviv North police station.

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